61 health workers depart for Grenada under Labour Export Programme
The Ministry of Labour, Jobs and Employment has sent 61 health workers to Grenada under the government’s Labour Export Programme. The short send-off ceremony was held at Terminal 3 of the Accra International Airport, with the Chief of Staff, Julius Debrah, in attendance. Speaking at the event, the Minister for Labour, Jobs and Employment, Emmanuel […]
The Ministry of Labour, Jobs and Employment has dispatched 61 health workers to Grenada as part of the government's Labour Export Programme. The brief send-off ceremony took place at Terminal 3 of the Accra International Airport, with Chief of Staff Julius Debrah in attendance. At the event, Minister for Labour, Jobs and Employment Emmanuel Agyekum addressed the health workers, urging them to maintain good conduct during their stay in Grenada.
He emphasized that their behavior would be vital for future labor agreements, as numerous other nations are keen to employ Ghanaian workers. The Minister further highlighted that Ghanaian workers already deployed to Barbados and other countries have been performing excellently and called upon the new batch to fulfill their two-year contract.
Chief of Staff Julius Debrah also encouraged the workers to elevate Ghana's reputation by excelling in all their endeavors abroad.
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