Unemployment Rate in Ghana averaged 5.41 percent from 1991 until 2017, reaching an all time high of 10.40 percent in 2000 and a record low of 2.20 percent in 2013
Akufo-Addo speaks to the world on how he intends to fix unemployment in Ghana
World Trade Center Accra partners govt on diasporan initiative
Ghana's biggest issue is jobs for young people - Akufo-Addo
'Nabcoism and poliemployment' - The twins of political gimmickry
Unemployed nurses and midwives to demonstrate against government on Jan 28
We’re not recruiting - GRA
Ghana is the second best places in the world to be a woman entrepreneur
Thieves steal safe containing money for Ankaful Psychiatric Hospital
Non-Banking Financial Institutions to create common platform for training
Use social dialogue to resolve workplace challenges – Labour Minister urges
Slow paced Tamale interchange construction stalls business activities
Bring your CVs – Petroleum Commission to Ghanaians
We will continue to scout for opportunities for Ghanaians - Ghana Missions
Treat joblessness among youth as national emergency – Catholic Bishops to government
Lift ban on recruitment to Gulf States – Employment agencies beg govt
Unemployment threat to peace - Rev. Prof. Emmanuel Asante
We’ll ensure youth development in the country – NYA boss
Use Labour Act to end exploitation of workers through fixed-term contracts - LRI
350,000 Ghanaians employed in public sector in two years - Bawumia
Government to introduce four programmes to reduce unemployment
Do more to reduce unemployment – Alan Kyeremateng to private sector
'More jobs have been lost than have been created under Akufo-Addo' – Quashigah
Minority calls out government over employment data