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Emma Ankrah • 1 May • 370 words · 2 min read
Ghana's unemployment is allegedly nearing a "crisis level" - but what does this mean for the average Ghanaian worker?
Organised Labour has expressed concerns about Ghana's rising unemployment to the government during the Labour Day commemoration. The TUC hinted that the lack of decent employment opportunities could lead to dire consequences if not addressed.
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