Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Employer duties, worker rights, contracts, workplace standards, and labour relations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
307 matching statutes
Ghana
Act 715
60 provisions
A person with disability has the right to live with their family and take part in social, political, economic, creative, or recreational activities.
Ghana
Act 754
16 provisions
This section imposes Communications Service Tax on charges payable by users of non-private electronic communications services.
Ghana
Act 651
136 provisions
This section says the Act applies to all workers and employers, except the Armed Forces, Police Service, Prison Service, and specified security and intelligence agencies.
Ghana
Act 690
78 provisions
Authors, co-authors, or joint authors are entitled to copyright and protection for listed works if the work meets the section’s eligibility conditions.
Ghana
Act 1025
3 provisions
The tax rate is five per cent of the charge for using an electronic communications service.
Ghana
Act 766
122 provisions
This section establishes a contributory three-tier pension scheme.
Ghana
Act 176
39 provisions
If damage was caused partly by another person's fault and partly by the injured person's own fault, the court must reduce recoverable damages fairly; if fault cannot be separated, liability is shared equally.
Ghana
Act 573
57 provisions
The person in charge of an arriving vessel, aircraft, or vehicle in Ghana must not let a passenger who boarded outside Ghana disembark until an immigration officer authorises it.
Ghana
Act 2006
32 provisions
A person may disclose information about suspected wrongdoing, and such a disclosure is protected if it is made in good faith, based on reasonable cause, and sent to the persons or institutions named in section 3.
Ghana
Act 560
126 provisions
This section defines a child as a person under 18 years old.
Ghana
Act 778
31 provisions
The provision sets out three levels of education, defines what each level includes, and allows the Ministry of Education and District Assemblies to establish district open colleges.
Ghana
Act 426
31 provisions
This section establishes the Ghana National Service Scheme, called “the Scheme” in this Act.
Ghana
Act 506
27 provisions
This section establishes the Ghana Education Service and says it is referred to in the Act as “the Service”.
Ghana
Act 478
80 provisions
This section establishes the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre as a body corporate and gives it corporate powers.
Ghana
Act 480
21 provisions
The National Development Planning Commission is the national coordinating body for the decentralised development planning system, and it may issue legislative instruments and guidelines for that system.
Ghana
Act 105
101 provisions
The armed forces of Ghana are to be raised and maintained, and their strength is determined from time to time by the National Redemption Council.
Ghana
Act 310
19 provisions
This section establishes the Ghana Water and Sewerage Corporation as a body corporate and gives it core corporate powers.
Ghana
Act 1047
60 provisions
This section says the Act applies to real estate transactions, including tenancies of at least one year, and treats some shorter tenancies with extensions as longer than one year.
Ghana
Act 998
3 provisions
The tax rate is nine per cent of the charge for using the communications service.
Ghana
Act 32
58 provisions
The General Legal Council continues as a body for the legal profession, legal education, and professional conduct, with powers to hold property and duties to appoint officers and follow the Minister’s general directions.