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Bawumia, Chop Bars, And The 24-Hour Economy - Dr Nii Moi Thompson Writes - Vimarsana News

Bawumia, Chop Bars, And The 24-Hour Economy - Dr Nii Moi Thompson Writes

Bawumia, Chop Bars, And The 24-Hour Economy - Dr Nii Moi Thompson Writes

Confusion as recent Court Order renders all NECs "illegal" - Vimarsana News

Confusion as recent Court Order renders all NECs "illegal"

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28 employers denied workers 98-day maternity leave, Dewan Rakyat hears - Vimarsana News

28 employers denied workers 98-day maternity leave, Dewan Rakyat hears

KUALA LUMPUR: Some 44 reports have been received of employers denying pregnant employees their full 98-day maternity leave entitlement as of Oct 31, the Dewan Rakyat was told.

24-hour economy not about night fufu chop bars – Nii Moi Thompson schools Bawumia - Vimarsana News

24-hour economy not about night fufu chop bars – Nii Moi Thompson schools Bawumia

Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia must know that a 24-hour economy is not about having night chop bars for fufu and fried rice, economist Nii Moi Thompson has said. In an article on the topic, Dr Thompson said Dr Mahamudu Bawumia's claim that Ghana already has a 24-hour economy thanks to his government's digitalisation drive, betrays his ignorance of the subject. Mr Mahama...

215 junior health inspectors await 6 months' wages - Vimarsana News

215 junior health inspectors await 6 months' wages

Nearly 215 junior health inspectors working at the SWM department overseeing the work of pourakarmikas, door-to-door collection of waste and clearing black spots, haven’t been paid for the past six months. JHIs complained they are struggling to make ends meet due to pending salaries since February.