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Ghana Suspends Post-Retirement Contracts for Public Servants

The Ghanaian government has issued an immediate suspension of post-retirement contract appointments for public service employees. This directive, coming from the Office of the President, affects all new contract requests and mandates public institutions to comply.The announcement, made through a letter from Dr. Callistus Mahama, Secretary to the President, stated that the suspension will apply to all post-retirement contracts without exception. As a result, no further requests for such appointments will be entertained.Although the reasons behind this policy shift were not disclosed, the decision is expected to impact ongoing and pending contracts in various public sector agencies. The government has called for strict adherence to the new policy.

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TVs in Government Offices Show Lack of Seriousness – NDPC Boss

The Chairman of the National Development Planning Commission (NDPC), Dr. Nii Moi Thompson, has criticized the presence of television sets in government offices, calling them a symbol of the country's lack of seriousness. Speaking on Citi FM, he shared his experience of removing a TV from his office, stating that public servants are not paid to watch television.Dr. Thompson recounted instances where government employees were distracted by TVs, including one where he walked straight into a minister’s office without being questioned because reception staff were glued to their screens. He revealed that some workers even watched telenovelas and inappropriate content during working hours.Blaming these distractions for low productivity in the public sector, he linked them to complaints about low salaries. He emphasized the need for strict reforms and warned that disciplinary action would be taken against those defying orders to […]

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Minister-Designate Vows to Crack Down on Underpayment of Workers.

The Minister-designate for Labour, Jobs, and Employment, Rashid Pelpuo, has pledged to take strict legal action against employers who fail to adhere to Ghana’s minimum wage laws. Speaking before the Appointments Committee on January 30, he emphasized that all businesses must comply with the set wage standard, warning that violators would face prosecution.Pelpuo stressed that Ghanaian workers deserve fair compensation and that employers who cannot meet the minimum wage must be held accountable. His firm stance has received backing from various stakeholders advocating for better workers' rights.Addressing labour strikes, he noted that 21 of the 27 industrial actions recorded in 2024 occurred in the public sector, with the majority coming from tertiary education institutions. To resolve these issues, he plans to engage labor unions and experts to ensure a structured approach to negotiations.Pelpuo also supported transforming the Fair Wages and […]

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