Shea workers, employers begin implementing landmark labour agreement
Health

Shea workers, employers begin implementing landmark labour agreement

Samuel SAM
Published July 9, 20263 min read

The Ghana Shea Workers Union (GSWU) and the Ghana Shea Employers Association (GSEA) have begun implementing a landmark Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) aimed at improving working conditions and strengthening labour protections for thousands of workers across Ghana's shea value chain.

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