The Mortuary Workers Association of Ghana, says it has put on hold its impending strike, originally scheduled for November 20. The group threatened a nationwide strike citing low wages and unfavourable conditions of service. […]
Richard Kofi Jordan, General Secretary of mortuary workers Union is asking persons who wish to die to wait until they resume work after their strike action which comes off on November 20, 2018, MyNewsGh.com reports. […]
The mortuary workers association of Ghana, MOWAG have given notice of their intentions to strike over what they claim as poor condition of service. In a letter cited by ghanamatters.com to the National Labour Commission […]
The Ministry of Health has indicated that it will on Wednesday, 14th November, 2018 meet with aggrieved mortuary workers over their intended strike. Mortuary workers in the country have threatened to embark on a strike […]
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