Anglophone workforce of ~34 million with a sizeable English-speaking finance, IT and BPO talent pool. Employer on-costs run ~18% on top of gross salary. Here is what to know before your first Ghana hire.
Employment in Ghana runs under its national labour code, which sets the floor for wages, working hours, leave, and notice. Here are the essentials before you make an offer.
Employer on-costs in Ghana run ~18% of gross salary. Employers pay 13% SSNIT Tier 1 plus a 5% Tier 2 occupational pension, ~18% total.
These statutory costs are paid at cost on top of TGTC's flat $499/mo fee, so you always see the real employer cost, not a marked-up percentage.
Employees pay their own income tax and social-security share, withheld at source. Under an EOR, TGTC runs that payroll withholding for you.
*All figures are estimates from public sources (2025-26), pending ops verification - same basis as the EOR cost calculator. Not tax or legal advice.
TGTC employs your hire in Ghana on a compliant local contract, runs payroll and benefits, and passes statutory costs through at cost. One invoice, flat $499 per month.