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Over 80% of public sector workers earn less than GH₵3000 – New GSS report

Over 80% of public sector workers earn less than GH₵3000 – New GSS report
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A new report by the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) has revealed that four out of every five public sector employees earn less than GH₵3000.

Out of of the 688,000 persons employed by the government, 533,179 of them earn less than GH₵3000.

This represents 80 per cent of the total workforce.

The new survey titled the Ghana 2022 earnings: inequality in the public sector also revealed that 104,349 people earn between GH₵3000 to GH₵4999, while 20,606 persons earn between GH₵5000 to GH₵ 9999.

The report indicated that 6,225 people earn over GH₵10,000

Source: Graphic.com.gh
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