Ghana in Focus Special: May Day, Ghanaian workers challenges and solutions

<p>This week&apos;s edition of Ghana in Focus  looks at the lot of Ghanaian workers in the light of May Day which is a holiday in Ghana.<br/><br/>Our emphasis is on Ghanaian workers who work in the public sector and informal sector. <br/><br/>We examine some of the key issues affecting Ghanaian workers such as remuneration, women&apos;s rights, working conditions and access to pension.<br/><br/>We also provide solutions on how the Government of Ghana can improve the lot of Ghanaian workers in order to stop the brain drain which is seeing some of Ghana&apos;s best brains leave in search of &apos;greener&apos; pastures.<br/><br/>Sponsor a Ghanaian farmer: <a href='https://www.growforme.com/en/home/'>Grow For Me | Now everyone can farm and trade!</a><br/><br/>Sources:<br/><a href='https://www.myjoyonline.com/school-of-shame-documentary-education-minister-is-not-being-realistic-dr-apaak/'>&apos;School of shame&apos; documentary: Education Minister is not being realistic – Dr Apaak - MyJoyOnline.com</a><br/><br/></p><a rel="payment" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/1793098/support">Support the show</a><p>Donate/Support the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1793098/support<br/><br/>If you want to book an hour consultation session on relocating, doing business or investing in Ghana, please email ahodwo805@gmail.com<br/><br/>Follow me on Spotify podcasts - just look for the Ghana/Afrika in Focus podcast on Spotify and click follow so that every time I upload a new podcast it automatically comes to your feed. <br/><br/> Tell your family and friends.</p>