UPSA Champions merit, dignity, and decent work at Labour Day public lecture
A recent lecture sought to advance labour practices in Ghana-but are Ghanaian workplaces really fair and equitable?
UPSA's Institute of Work, Employment and Society (IWES) hosted a public lecture on International Labour Day. The lecture aimed to sensitise stakeholders on building a fair labour environment-but what are the key ingredients for a harmonious labour landscape?
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