Salary Check
Do you earn the right salary in Ghana? Would you like to compare what you earn with what your colleagues earn? Use our special Salary Check.
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WageIndicator Foundation and associated researchers would like you to fill out our survey on Living and Working during the Coronavirus pandemic. The daily results of this survey can be found in our Maps and Graphs.
Did you know that a worker may be required to work beyond the fixed hours of work without additional pay in certain exceptional circumstances, including accidents threatening human lives? Find more about the Minimum Wage in Ghana
1 February 2021- Ghana is fighting the second wave of coronavirus infections. Its daily infection rate is rising rapidly, according to reports. President Nana Akufo-Addo announced that the country plans to procure 17.6 million doses of the Covid-19 vaccine by the end of June with the first doses arriving in March. The government aims to vaccinate the entire population, with an initial target of twenty million people. Take our survey about living and working during the Covid-19 pandemic in Ghana
Did you know that every worker in Ghana is entitled to not less than fifteen working days leave with full pay in any calendar year of continuous service? In the Labour Act 651, every worker is entitled to be paid his or her remuneration for public holidays. Find more about Annual Leave in Ghana
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Economic Facts
- The Ghanian economy has been in the mostly unfree category since 2017, trying to come up to the moderately free section with a freedom score of 59.4, ranking as the 104th freest economy in the 2020 index of Economic Freedom. Help us know more about cost of living in Ghana
- Ghana has a leading force in employment where more than half of the population works in the agriculture sector. Men and women ensure availability of staples, livestock and supply the world market with first-class production of cocoa. Looking for a job?
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