The High Court’s Labour Division, 1, has advised the National Labour Commission (NLC), and the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG), to settle the stalemate over their industrial action out of Court. UTAG, since the declaration of its indefinite strike on August 2, has consistently accused the National Labour Commission of bad faith in serving […]
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The Labour Court 1 Division of the High Court has awarded a cost of GH¢3,000 against the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) for what the Court says was a waste of its time. The Court convened on Monday to hear an injunction application brought against the teacher union by the National Labour Commission over […]
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Professor Ransford Yaw Gyampo, the Secretary of the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) writes about the ongoing strike action by UTAG and how those negotiating on behalf of government, particularly the NLC, has clearly failed and embarrassed the government in their approach to handling this matter: UTAG has been negotiating for better conditions of […]
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The newly elected Secretary for the striking University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) Professor Ransford Gyampo says the regular meetings between the association and government have little value for their concerns. According to him, UTAG has no confidence in the ability of the national labour commission to resolve the impasse between them and the government. […]
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The University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG) says it will challenge the National Labour Commission’s injunction to have them return to work. The Association has been defiant of the court injunction secured by the Commission as they continue their strike, demanding the restoration of a 2012 Single Spine Salary Structure agreement that would see entry-level lecturers earn […]
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