Nana Baffour’s plight is a stark reminder of the challenges many Ghanaian workers face. The non-payment of his GH¢400 salary for 9 months has left him frustrated and disappointed. This meager amount may seem insignificant to some, but for Nana Baffour, it’s a vital source of income that can make a significant difference in his life.
The delayed payment of salaries is a widespread issue in Ghana, affecting numerous workers across various sectors.
This can have severe consequences on their livelihoods, including difficulty in meeting basic needs, paying bills, and supporting their families.
Nana Baffour’s situation highlights the need for urgent attention to address the issue of delayed salary payments in Ghana.
Employers, policymakers, and relevant authorities must work together to ensure that workers receive their salaries on time, enabling them to maintain a decent standard of living and plan for their future with confidence.
Nana Baffour emphasized that it’s unjust for a worker to suffer financially after putting in their labor.
He believes that workers have a right to receive their earned salaries in a timely manner, without having to endure unnecessary hardship or financial strain.
Story by: Ohemaa Adusi-Poku
