President Mahama wants workers to speak up about bad bosses at government jobs. He talked to the crowd at Black Star Square during May Day celebrations. He thinks staff members need to protect state businesses because these places belong to all Ghanaians.
Many employees have seen terrible management in recent years. The president promised to back anyone who reports problems at their workplace. He said workers face job loss first when companies fall apart. His team plans to fix payment delays and make the offices run better.
The government aims to create a special group that will ensure more equitable pay between top officials and regular staff. Mahama ended his talk by promising to stand with employees through good and bad times and build better working spaces across Ghana for everyone.
Many employees have seen terrible management in recent years. The president promised to back anyone who reports problems at their workplace. He said workers face job loss first when companies fall apart. His team plans to fix payment delays and make the offices run better.
The government aims to create a special group that will ensure more equitable pay between top officials and regular staff. Mahama ended his talk by promising to stand with employees through good and bad times and build better working spaces across Ghana for everyone.
