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TUC press statement on the Restriction on movements of person residents in Greater Accra and Greater Kumasi.

TUC press statement on the Restriction on movements of person residents in Greater Accra and Greater Kumasi.

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HSWU commends Government for steps made to avert COVID-19

HSWU commends Government for steps made to avert COVID-19

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The Health Services Workers’ Union (HSWU) of Ghana has commended the government for the bold steps taken to avert the rapid spread of the

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Mineworkers want mining firms to heighten safety standards to prevent coronavirus spread

Mineworkers want mining firms to heighten safety standards to prevent coronavirus spread

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Petroleum Workers Union want the Ghanaian government to prevent layoffs at Kosmos and Tullow Ghana

Petroleum Workers Union want the Ghanaian government to prevent layoffs at Kosmos and Tullow Ghana

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TUC Fights Tullow Over Job Cuts, Demands Immediate Implementation Of Local Content Policy

TUC Fights Tullow Over Job Cuts, Demands Immediate Implementation Of Local Content Policy

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TUC Statement on International Women Day.

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DOMESTIC WORKERS SENSITIZED ON ILO CONVENTION 189

DOMESTIC WORKERS SENSITIZED ON ILO CONVENTION 189

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The Trades Union Congress (TUC) was launched in 1945, twelve years before Ghana gained political independence. At the time of its formation, the TUC had a total of 14 unions with a numerical strength of 6030. The TUC had its headquarters in Sekondi in the Western region (Ibid, 2007). C.W. Techie-Menson and Manfred Gaisie became the first President and General Secretary of the Gold Coast TUC respectively. The TUC could not register with the Labour Department because the Trade Union Ordinance (CAP 91) did not have provisions for a federation of trade unions. The TUC was, however, recognised by the government as a mouthpiece of trade unions in the Gold Coast

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