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CLOGSAG must comply with National Labour Commission rules in ongoing dispute — Austin Gamey
March 11, 2026
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CLOGSAG must comply with National Labour Commission rules in ongoing dispute — Austin Gamey

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Key Points

  • Labour expert Austin Gamey urges CLOGSAG and the government to fully adhere to the procedures of the National Labour Commission (NLC) in their ongoing dispute.
  • Gamey states the NLC is the legally mandated body for mediation and parties must set aside strike-related pressure for effective negotiations.
  • He criticizes bypassing proper institutions like the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission, suggesting this historical oversight led to the current problem.
  • Gamey clarifies that while the NLC guides on legal implications, only a court can make final pronouncements on legality.
  • He expresses full confidence in the NLC's competence and tripartite nature to guide both parties to a workable solution.

Why This Matters

This article highlights the critical importance of adhering to established labor laws and institutions in Ghana. Unresolved labor disputes, especially involving civil servants, can disrupt essential public services and create economic instability. Following proper mediation processes ensures industrial peace, fair worker treatment, and prevents prolonged strikes that hinder national productivity and governance.

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