UE/R: SOCO PROJECT FACILITATORS URGED TO WORK HARD FOR THE SUCCESS OF THE PROJECT – DCE NABDAM
BY: Kwame G.
The Health Services Workers Union (HSWU) has marked a historic milestone with the successful organization of its first Regional Council Meeting in the Upper East Region, bringing together health professionals, union leaders, and stakeholders to chart a new course for worker representation and welfare.
The meeting, held at the Regional Secretariat, Bolgatanga, convened Regional Executive Council members and a Rep from the National Officers to deliberate on pressing issues affecting members, to Review last year’s activities covered, Updates on contributions and other financial commitment, Challenges faced by council and how to help improve collective objectives in strengthening solidarity among health workers.
In his opening remarks, the Regional Industrial Relation Officer, Bro. Jones J. Boakye Nomocle emphasized that the establishment of the Regional Council was a step toward decentralized leadership, ensuring that the unique challenges of health workers in the Upper East would be addressed more effectively. He noted that the council would serve as a platform for dialogue, advocacy, and collective action.
National representatives of the union commended the region for its initiative, highlighting that the council’s formation aligns with HSWU’s broader vision of empowering members at the grassroots level.
Resolutions Adopted: The council resolved to intensify advocacy for improved working conditions, enhance training opportunities, and strengthen collaboration with health authorities. The meeting was not only administrative but also symbolic, setting the tone for future engagements in the region. As the council concluded, participants echoed a resounding slogan: “United in Care, Strong in Voice — Health Workers Rising in the Upper East!”
