The industrial action embarked on by two tertiary education teachers unions namely the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) and the Colleges of Education Teachers Association of Ghana (CETAG) has been declared illegal by the National Labour Commission. They are therefore calling on both UTAG and CETAG to call the industrial
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UTAG and FWSC are set for a showdown today in order to resolve issues between them
As the University Teachers Association continue their industrial action they have been invited to a meeting today 13th January 2022 by the National Labour Commission along with Fair Wages and Salaries Commission to address issues regarding UTAG’s strike action. According to the Commission, this scheduled meeting is to settle the
Fair Wages and Salaries Commission hints at the imminent review of the Single Spine Salary Structure
After a decade of its introduction, the Single Spine Salary Structure is scheduled to be reviewed by the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission in the coming months. Implementation of the pay policy commenced in 2010 to regulate the payment of public service workers salaries and also for a better public
National Labour Commission to meet UTAG and Fair Wages and Salaries Commission
The National Labour Commission is scheduled to hold a meeting between the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG ) and the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission over the industrial action being embarked on by the teachers. The meeting slated for Wednesday, January 12, 2022, at 2:30 pm, according to the
Ministry of Health’s meeting with striking Health Service Workers ends inconclusively
Following their strike action in the northern parts of Ghana, the Health Service Workers Union meeting with the Ministry of Employment and Labour Relations ended without making any headway. This meeting was to afford members of the union, the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission, the Health Ministry and the Controller
HSWU to embark on a 3-day protest, strike action on the line
Agitations by labour unions seem unending as they all demand nothing but the best conditions from, especially the government so they[workers] can give of their best at work. This time around it’s the disgruntled members of the Health Service Workers Union who are up in arms and displeased with how