University Administrators Suspend Strike Action as FWSC Pledges Wage Review Proposal
Ghana's university administrators have paused industrial action pending a formal wage proposal from the Fair Wages Commission to government.
Why Ghana's Public Sector Pay Gaps Aren't Always Signs of Unfairness, Expert Says
Labour economist Prof. Oteng-Abayie explains how wage differences in Ghana's civil service reflect complex economic factors beyond simple inequality.
Ghana's growth paradox: Why a 6.4% economy leaves millions in hardship
Ghana's economy grew 6.4% in Q1 2026, yet ordinary citizens struggle with high food, transport and healthcare costs—exposing a dangerous gap between national statistics and household reality.
Teacher unions dig in: govt must honour pay deals now, not after new commission
Ghana's three major teacher unions reject FWSC plea to delay allowances pending new emoluments body.
Ghana's Labour Minister Hails Breakthrough in 2025 Wage Talks as Both Sides Find Middle Ground
Government and organised labour reach compromise on salary negotiations, balancing economic realities with worker welfare concerns.