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Cape Coast artisans applaud government's Work Abroad Programme

Summary by GBC Ghana Online

Artisans in Cape Coast, the Central Regional capital, have welcomed the launch of the first phase of government’s “Work Abroad Programme”. With Romania as the initial destination for skilled workers, the initiative is led by the Youth Employment Agency in collaboration with the Ghanaian-European Centre and European labour institutions. The move is aimed at providing structured employment opportunities while ensuring fair wages and safe working…

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Cape Coast artisans applaud government's Work Abroad Programme

Artisans in Cape Coast, the Central Regional capital, have welcomed the launch of the first phase of government’s “Work Abroad Programme”. With Romania as the initial destination for skilled workers, the initiative is led by the Youth Employment Agency in collaboration with the Ghanaian-European Centre and European labour institutions. The move is aimed at providing structured employment opportunities while ensuring fair wages and safe working…

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