Ghana's Teacher Unions Down Tools: Strike Action Begins Over Unresolved Demands
Teacher unions have instructed members to cease work immediately, citing failure by government to address key concerns affecting the profession.
Ghana's Teacher Unions Launch Nationwide Strike Over Unpaid Arrears and Stalled Negotiations
GNAT, NAGRAT, and PRETAG begin industrial action Friday after government fails to address promotion allowances and delayed collective bargaining.
Teachers' Legacy Debt Crisis: Mahama Urged to Clear Years of Unpaid Salaries
Teachers who worked during 2012–2015 are pushing newly sworn-in President Mahama to settle millions in accumulated arrears still outstanding.
Ghana's Teacher Unions Call Off Strike Following Government Commitments on Salary and Promotion Issues
Teacher unions in Ghana have suspended a nationwide strike after receiving assurances from government on outstanding salary and promotion concerns.
Labour Ministry Claims 90% Strike Prevention Record Under Pelpuo's Leadership
Former Labour Minister Dr Rashid Pelpuo says his tenure averted about 90% of planned industrial actions through dialogue and negotiation.
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NLA Staff and Management End Strike After Securing 2026 Salary Agreement and Utility Allowance Boost
National Lottery Authority workers have ended industrial action following negotiations with management on salary terms and allowances.
Technical Universities Strike Suspended as Government Renews Pay Negotiations
TUSAAG halts industrial action after fresh talks with education ministry over unpaid research allowance and interim allowance implementation.
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Mineworkers demand Bank of Ghana release GH¢350 million in frozen funds
Over 300 union members petition central bank to unlock cash affecting 19,000 workers across Ghana's mining sector.
University Administrators Call Off Strike, Set Wage Talks for Late August
Ghana's university administrators suspend industrial action pending crucial talks with wages commission on August 25.
Education Minister Seeks 30-Day Grace Period as University Unions Demand Swift Action on Grievances
Minister Haruna Iddrisu has appealed for one month to address issues raised by university unions, but GAUA and TUSAAG have set a 48-hour deadline for response.
Education Minister meets university union in bid to end administrative staff strike
Minister Haruna Iddrisu engages Ghana Association of University Administrators over salary, allowances and conditions of service disputes.
Ghana's Labour Groups Back New Pay Commission But Demand Equal Voice in Reform Process
Organised labour supports IPEC establishment but insists on continuous involvement in shaping Ghana's public sector compensation reforms.