Online Exercise for Economics Students

Economics students of are requested to access their Economics Class Exercise 2 using this online portal.

You have forty (40) questions and should be answered within a countdown time of thirty-five (35) minutes. 

Instructions

• Login with your Full Name and the Class you are offering. Example: Andy Aligah, Form 3 Business
• Answer all questions by ticking and submit
• Click on View Score after submission

Online Class Exercise for Power College Economics Students

Economics students of Power College are requested to access their Economics Class Exercise using this online portal.

You have twelve (12) questions and should be answered within a countdown time of thirty (30) minutes. 

Instructions

• Login with your Full Name and the Program you are offering. Example: Andy Aligah, Business
• Answer all questions by ticking and submit
• Click on View Score after submission

Economics Online Exercise 3

Economics students of Power College are requested to click on the link button below to access their Economics Online Exercise 3 portal.

Please make sure you click on 𝑽𝒊𝒆𝒘 𝑺𝒄𝒐𝒓𝒆 button after you submitted your assignment to view your marks instantly.

Deadline for this assignment is Friday, 4th February 2022.

For any technical support, call: 054 622 5631

Economics Online Exercise

Economics students of Power College are requested to click on the link (Assignment) button below to access their Economics Online Exercise portal.

Please make sure you click on 𝑽𝒊𝒆𝒘 𝑺𝒄𝒐𝒓𝒆 button after you submitted your assignment to view your marks instantly.

𝗡𝗼𝘁𝗲: You can use any smartphone with good Internet connection for this exercise - no need to go to a café.

Deadline for this assignment is Tuesday, 25th January 2022.

Thank you

Public sector workers get 7% salary increment

Public sector workers will this year receive a seven percent salary increment.

This is three per cent more than what they received last year.

Minister for Employment and Labour Relations, Ignatius Baffour Awuah, made the announcement at the 6th Quadrennial National Conference of the Ghana National Association of Teachers (GNAT) in Kumasi.

Government last year increased salaries of public sector employees by four percent. Persons affected by the decision were unsatisfied.

The Ghana National Association of Teachers was no exception.

The Minister for Employment and Labour Relations explained that the negative impact of Covid-19 pandemic on the economy influenced the decision.

“In the peak of the pandemic, we were able to safeguard the work of every public sector worker in Ghana including teachers, for which members of GNAT were included”, he said.

He added, “We had to also negotiate with the leadership of organized labour and in the process, we had to agree that we also had to be modest in our request on the national kitty and that is how we ended at the 4 per cent.

“We had agreed that coming to this year, the four percent will no longer exist and that we are going to give workers a seven percent”.

He however did not reveal when the increase will take effect.

Meanwhile, some teachers at the conference insist that the increase is still not enough.

Source: Myjoyomline.com