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Ghana’s government and public labour union agree 23% rise in base pay

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Ghana’s government and the public labour union on Tuesday agreed to increase the public service base pay by 23% across the board from January to June 2024, and readjusted to 25% from July to December 2024, they said in a joint statement.

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