Ahmed Ibrahim, the Minister for Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs, and Member of Parliament for Banda, has stated that plans are underway to raise the salaries of Zoomlion Ghana Limited workers.
Workers of Zoomlion Ghana Limited have raised concerns over poor working conditions and inadequate salaries over the years.
In an exclusive interview with Ahmed Ibrahim on March 18, the Minister for Local Government, Chieftaincy and Religious Affairs shared that he has been in discussions with the Chief Executive Officer of the Youth Employment Agency (YEA) to explore ways of improving the salaries of Zoomlion workers. He emphasized that efforts are underway to address the concerns and enhance the conditions of service for the workers.
He also reiterated his commitment to supporting workers within the established framework, ensuring the timely and proper disposal and recycling of waste.
“We are re-introducing the town council ‘summon summon,’ and we will reform Zoomlion to meet the growing demand for sanitation,” Ahmed Ibrahim emphasized.
Over the years, Zoomlion Ghana Limited has played a pivotal role in transforming Ghana’s waste management sector. The company has revolutionized the industry by offering Integrated Waste Management Solutions that encompass the entire waste management process. This includes everything from waste collection, haulage, and transfer to sorting, recycling, and final disposal. Through these comprehensive services, Zoomlion has significantly contributed to improving the country’s sanitation system and addressing the challenges of waste management in urban and rural areas.
Overall, as Zoomlion Ghana Limited continues to lead the way in transforming the country’s waste management sector, the potential salary increase for its workers, alongside the planned reforms and support for better working conditions, reflects the government’s commitment to improving the livelihoods of its employees. With efforts to enhance sanitation services through strategic partnerships and initiatives, the future of waste management in Ghana looks poised for further development, meeting the growing demand for cleaner and more sustainable environments.
