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EMPLOYING PERSONS WITH DISABILITY
Hiring persons with disabilities (PWDs) is smart business—it's inclusive, taps talent, and comes with incentives. Challenges like adaptations exist, but benefits are huge for small owners. Let's explore with local laws #DisabilityInclusion
EMPLOYING PERSONS WITH DISABILITY
Hiring persons with disabilities (PWDs) is smart business—it's inclusive, taps talent, and comes with incentives. Challenges like adaptations exist, but benefits are huge for small owners. Let's explore with local laws #DisabilityInclusion
EMPLOYING PERSONS WITH DISABILITY
Hiring persons with disabilities (PWDs) is smart business—it's inclusive, taps talent, and comes with incentives. Challenges like adaptations exist, but benefits are huge for small owners. Let's explore with local laws #DisabilityInclusion
Call to Action
Challenges are short-term; rewards (incentives, talent, growth) are lasting. With quota enforcement coming, now's the time! Contact public employment centres or GFD for support. Inclusion = good business in Ghana. What's your step? #GhanaBusiness#PWDEmployment
Real Ghanaian Successes
AmaliTech & GetINNOtized prove it: Training/employing PWDs in IT creates skilled, dedicated workers. Small businesses can partner with employment centres (per Act 715) or NGOs for easy recruitment.
Reason 5: Lower Turnover & Productivity
Studies show PWD employees are reliable, punctual, loyal—cutting hiring costs. In Ghana's tough job market, this motivated pool brings resilience & strong work ethic to your small team.
Reason 4: Better Brand & Customers
Inclusion builds reputation—customers love socially responsible businesses. It attracts partnerships/grants from orgs like Ghana Federation of Disability Organisations. Stand out in your community!
Reason 3: Innovation & Diversity
Diverse teams solve problems better. GetINNOtized (with Azubi Africa) trains PWD apprentices in digital skills, sparking fresh ideas. For a small Ghanaian business, a PWD employee might suggest customer-friendly tweaks, boosting sales.
Reason 2: Loyal & Resilient Talent
PWDs often show high dedication & low turnover. In Ghana, firms like AmaliTech (IT training/employment in Takoradi, Kumasi, Accra) actively hire/train PWDs, building loyal teams in tech—reducing recruitment headaches for small ops too.
Reason 1: Financial Incentives
Act 715 provides tax rebates & special incentives—direct savings! With the new 5% quota enforcement, compliant private businesses gain extra tax perks. A small Kumasi shop or Accra trader can cut costs while hiring talent.
Acknowledging Challenges
Small businesses may face costs for ramps, adaptive tools, or training. Logistics can seem tricky initially. But Ghana's laws offer support, and long-term gains (loyalty, incentives) make it worthwhile—many succeed!
Prohibits discrimination (Section 4).
Recent push: President announced strict enforcement of minimum 5% employment quota for PWDs in public/private sectors, with tax incentives for compliance (2025 onward).
Ghana's Key Laws
Persons with Disability Act, 2006 (Act 715):
Section 10: Employers get annual tax rebates for each PWD hired + special incentives for businesses employing them.
Section 11: Employers must provide tools & facilities for efficient work.
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Dear Small Biz Owner,
Running a business in Ghana? One key decision: How to pay your employees – Fixed Wages or Commissions?
This can make or break motivation, sales, and your bottom line. Let's break it down with relatable examples! 💼🇬🇭 🧵
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Hybrid often wins: Base for security + commission for fire! Test what fits your team.
Dear Small Biz Owner, pay smart to build a motivated team and real wealth. 🇬🇭
What scheme do you use? Fixed, commission, or mix? Share below 👇
#GhanaBusiness#SalaryTips#EmployeePay
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Dear Small Biz Owner,
Running a business in Ghana? One key decision: How to pay your employees – Fixed Wages or Commissions?
This can make or break motivation, sales, and your bottom line. Let's break it down with relatable examples! 💼🇬🇭 🧵
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Poultry Feed Shop: Commissions for sales reps pushing bags to farmers – e.g., 10% on deals. Drives volume in competitive market. Fixed for warehouse staff handling inventory.
Groceries Retail: Hybrid for cashiers/sales – base + commission on daily targets. Keeps energy high!
Example 2: Another Kumasi grocery wholesale with fixed + commissions.
Base GH₵1,000 + 5% on personal sales. One salesman hit GH₵5,000 extra in peak season by pushing bulk deals!
Result: Team hustles, sales up 30%. But in quiet times, some earn less – need base to cushion.