President John Dramani Mahama has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to improving the lives of Ghanaian workers, describing the reset agenda as a practical plan aimed at fixing challenges in the economy and building a more sustainable future.
He made the remarks during a dialogue with Organised Labour at the Jubilee House in Accra on Tuesday, March 17, as part of ongoing engagements with key stakeholders.
Addressing labour representatives, President Mahama stressed that the reset agenda goes beyond political messaging and reflects a clear commitment to reform and inclusive development.
He noted that government’s focus is to address structural challenges within the economy while promoting policies that protect workers and improve their conditions of service.
The President added that ensuring fairness and dignity for workers remains central to his administration’s approach to governance and economic recovery.
“The reset agenda is not just a slogan, it a commitment. A commitment to fix what is broken, a commitment to build what is sustainable and a commitment to ensure that every Ghanaian worker is treated with fairness and dignity,” he stated.
The meeting with Organised Labour forms part of broader consultations aimed at strengthening collaboration between government and workers on issues such as wages, cost of living and employment conditions.
Source:Fiilafmonline/CitiNews
