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Gov’t directs Minerals Commission to protect mineworkers’ wages under contract mining policy

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Gov’t directs Minerals Commission to protect mineworkers’ wages under contract mining policy

The government has directed the Minerals Commission to ensure that workers in Ghana’s mining industry do not suffer reductions in wages, benefits or conditions of service as mining companies transition from owner mining to contract mining. The directive is part of additional policy measures announced…

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