Ghana's Minimum Wage Set to Rise to GH¢25.04 in 2027 and GH¢28.79 in 2028 Under New Two-Year Deal
Ghana's Tripartite Committee has agreed on a two-year minimum wage deal, setting the daily rate at GH¢25.04 for 2027 and GH¢28.79 for 2028.
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Ghana's Tripartite Committee has agreed on a two-year minimum wage deal, setting the daily rate at GH¢25.04 for 2027 and GH¢28.79 for 2028.
General News
The National Tripartite Committee has agreed on a two-year minimum wage framework, raising Ghana's daily minimum wage to GH¢25.04 in 2027 and GH¢28.79 in 2028.
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The Judicial Service has urged striking JUSAG members to return to work while salary negotiations for 2026 continue.
Politics
Ghana Mineworkers' Union rejects Ministry assertions of extensive talks on contract mining policy directives.
General News
Ghana's Council of State has held talks with striking teacher unions, describing discussions as fruitful amid ongoing efforts to resolve the nationwide industrial action.
Politics
Teacher unions suspend industrial action following agreement with government on salary adjustments, promotions and new allowances.
Politics
GNAT leadership defends ongoing teachers' strike, clarifying unions' intentions amid national education disruptions.
Politics
Ghana's largest teacher union calls on President Mahama to resolve ongoing dispute over delayed payments to newly promoted educators.
General News
Ghana's Education Ministry meets union leaders Monday to address unpaid arrears and salary disputes halting classes nationwide.
General News
Teacher unions have instructed members to cease work immediately, citing failure by government to address key concerns affecting the profession.
Politics
GNAT, NAGRAT, and PRETAG begin industrial action Friday after government fails to address promotion allowances and delayed collective bargaining.
Politics
Teachers who worked during 2012–2015 are pushing newly sworn-in President Mahama to settle millions in accumulated arrears still outstanding.
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