Four lessons the GMA’s strike teaches us all

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• Dessie 10 years ago

  well.a word to a wiseman always enough.

  well.a word to a wiseman always enough.

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• Charles Agbenu 10 years ago

  The doctors fought a good fight. They did not resign. Evil Mahama could not sack them. They will get substantially what they fought for.
  Mahama can never take them for ride. POTAG, UTAG, TEWU, PHARMACISTS and other professi ...
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  The doctors fought a good fight. They did not resign. Evil Mahama could not sack them. They will get substantially what they fought for.
  Mahama can never take them for ride. POTAG, UTAG, TEWU, PHARMACISTS and other professionals lagging behind in salary levels will follow soon with their demands. Who born dog? Mahama mismanaged the implementation of SSSS and put the emoluments of the uSeless military very very high. Mahama then saw his mistake and wanted to rectify oby giving low levels to workers and withdrawing allowances. No way.. the doctors no go sit down make them cheat them everyday. They are too powerful. They fought Mahama nonsense and won. Engineers, architects, planners, accountants, administrators and other professionals in the civil service are similarly suffering, I pity them. Because they are not essentials, Mahama is riding roughshod over them. If they had the power, if they had the power, if they had the power... things would have burst asunder.
  In any case MAHAMA has no choice but to budget for the doctors in 2016. The doctors gave won. Mahama is licking his wounds. Fire burn him

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• Mingle 10 years ago

  Where were they going to get the replacement for these doctors. From Cuba? 177 for over 1000. Those who cant even speak any of our local language. Excuse me. Come again. Our doctors are irreplaceable. The earlier we come t ...
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  Where were they going to get the replacement for these doctors. From Cuba? 177 for over 1000. Those who cant even speak any of our local language. Excuse me. Come again. Our doctors are irreplaceable. The earlier we come to terms with it the better it would be for us.

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