La Beach Hotel workers protest over salaries

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• ERNNY 8 years ago

  it's time SSNIT bring together very qualified Ghanaians to Manage their Hospitality Centres. Enough with this expatraits who treats Ghanaian workers with no respect.
  Enough with this South African Management Consortium Team ...
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  it's time SSNIT bring together very qualified Ghanaians to Manage their Hospitality Centres. Enough with this expatraits who treats Ghanaian workers with no respect.
  Enough with this South African Management Consortium Team( Legacy Hotels)

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• Outlander 8 years ago

  Yep. Let's sack the 2 million Ghanaians flipping burgers and 419ing around the world and send them home as well. You ignorant peasant.

  Yep. Let's sack the 2 million Ghanaians flipping burgers and 419ing around the world and send them home as well. You ignorant peasant.

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• Obroni 8 years ago

  several years ago, I opened a small hotel and wanted to employ a very friendly pool waiter of Labadi Beach Hotel as my head waiter.
  He was interested but I couldn't afford the salary he as a simple pool waiter was making at ...
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  several years ago, I opened a small hotel and wanted to employ a very friendly pool waiter of Labadi Beach Hotel as my head waiter.
  He was interested but I couldn't afford the salary he as a simple pool waiter was making at the hotel.
  4xtimes as much as a normal waiter in local restaurants and hotels !
  And these guys go on strike, making tourism more expensive, less tourists less jobs.

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• NANA 8 years ago

  how much is your salary so that we can compare it with the market wages

  how much is your salary so that we can compare it with the market wages

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• Obroni 8 years ago

  Came to Ghana as a young guy worked for very low pay 10 years ago when i started for myself with 10,000 USD. I made for over 2 years half of what my workers made for double the work hours. I could hardly pay my children's sch ...
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  Came to Ghana as a young guy worked for very low pay 10 years ago when i started for myself with 10,000 USD. I made for over 2 years half of what my workers made for double the work hours. I could hardly pay my children's school fees. Hardly saw them for another 4 years because daddy was always working. After 5 years i started making more money than my avaredge worker. After 8 years i could finish my house. And after 10 years my first new car. I make about 4000 cedis a month now, but normally leave most of that in my company to grow because i and my equal careful 100% Ghanaian wife live on 500 cedis per month. So what are you trying to imply?

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• ONAAPO 8 years ago

  good, fight for your right.

  good, fight for your right.

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• Joe 8 years ago

  This is not a right please, rather one of those unreasonable demands which does not support their poor performance and work attitude

  This is not a right please, rather one of those unreasonable demands which does not support their poor performance and work attitude

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