6 results for "pensions"
💡 SolutionsGhana Boosts Pensions 10%, Lowest Earners Get 37% Raise
Ghana's social security system just gave 262,000 retirees a raise that beats inflation, with the smallest pensions jumping 37% through a redistribution plan that prioritizes those who need it most. The increase marks a rare win for economic dignity in retirement.
💡 SolutionsNigeria Approves 40% Pay Rise for University Professors
After 16 years of stalled negotiations, Nigeria's government and academic staff union have reached a landmark agreement that includes a 40% salary increase, improved pensions, and dedicated research funding. The deal, set to be signed January 14, 2026, promises to end recurring strikes and bring stability to the country's university system.
💡 SolutionsGhana's SSNIT Boosts Pensions 36% for Lowest Earners in Heartwarming Move
Ghana's Social Security and National Insurance Trust is bringing joy to retirees with a 10% pension increase that puts the most vulnerable first. Through an innovative redistribution approach, pensioners on the minimum pension will see their monthly income jump by an incredible 36%, while 70% of all retirees will benefit from the full increase or more.
💡 SolutionsGhana's Pensioners Celebrate 10% Boost in Monthly Payments for 2026
The Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) has approved a heartening 10% increase in pension payments for 2026, with the most vulnerable pensioners receiving up to 36.52% more. This thoughtful adjustment ensures Ghana's retirees can maintain dignity and financial security in their golden years.
💡 SolutionsGhana's SSNIT Brightens Retirement Dreams with 10% Pension Boost for 2026
Ghana's Social Security and National Insurance Trust is spreading joy among retirees with a generous 10% pension increase for 2026, nearly double the inflation rate. The uplifting move will protect purchasing power for pensioners while dramatically raising the minimum pension by 36%, ensuring no retiree is left behind.
💡 SolutionsGhana Takes Positive Steps to Improve Public Sector Workers' Pay and Pensions
President John Mahama demonstrates commitment to Ghana's public servants by pledging comprehensive reviews of salary structures and pension systems. The government is working collaboratively with labor unions to ensure fair compensation and secure retirements for workers who serve the nation.