Monday evening’s edition of JoyNews’ PM Express will delve into the conversation surrounding public sector remuneration.
This follows the Ghana Statistical Services’ revelation that 80 per cent of public sector workers in the country earn less than GH¢3000 on a monthly basis.
Meanwhile, GSS has vowed to restructure the Single Spine Salary Structure to reduce salary disparities.
Guests to join in the discussion are; Government Statistician, Prof Samuel Kobina Anim, President of the National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT), Angel Carbonu, and Head of Public Affairs, Fair Wages and Salaries Commission, Joshua Ansah.
Watch the livestream below:
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