'Some people are suffering, GH¢700 a month is unjustifiable' - NAGRAT president
Why a flat pay rise may leave Ghana's lowest-paid workers still struggling to survive.
NAGRAT president Jacob Anaba is challenging the uniform percentage salary adjustment for Ghanaian public sector workers.
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