About the Union
HASAG is the recognised Trade Union representing the Accounting Class within Ghana's public health sector. Established in 2005 and formally inaugurated in Accra in June 2006, the Association unites Health Accounting and Audit professionals under one national body committed to professional excellence, members' welfare and sound financial management.
To serve as the unified voice of Health Accounting Staff by advocating for improved conditions of service, protecting members' rights, promoting professional excellence and strengthening accountability and sound financial management within Ghana's health sector.
To be the leading and most respected Professional Association and Trade Union championing the welfare, professional development and collective interests of Health Accounting professionals in Ghana.
Two decades of organised service
From a shared commitment among Health Accounting professionals to a recognised national Trade Union — the milestones that shaped HASAG.
Founding of the Union
Health Accounting professionals come together around a shared commitment to advance their professional interests, promote ethical standards and strengthen their collective voice — HASAG is established under pioneer President Rev. Maxwell Obuobisa Darko.
Union Formally Inaugurated
HASAG is formally inaugurated in Accra, giving Health Accounting and Audit professionals a unified national platform to advance their interests within the public health sector.
Trade Union Status Attained
HASAG attains Trade Union status, strengthening its institutional mandate to formally advocate for members and negotiate on matters of employment, welfare and conditions of service — the same year the Deputy Director of Finance grade is created.
National Secretariat Acquired
The Association acquires office accommodation to host its National Secretariat, giving HASAG a permanent institutional home.
Welfare Packages Updated
Member welfare packages are updated, including the implementation of a Tier 3 Provident Fund to strengthen the long-term financial security of members.
First Collective Bargaining Agreement
After years of advocacy, engagement and collective effort, the Government of Ghana approves HASAG's first Collective Bargaining Agreement — a landmark framework for the rights, welfare and professional interests of members.
Official Union Vehicle Acquired
HASAG acquires an official vehicle for the Union, strengthening its operational capacity to serve and represent members across the country.
A structure built on accountability
HASAG's constitution separates leadership, oversight and wisdom into three distinct bodies — so no single office holds unchecked authority over the Union's affairs.
Meet the National ExecutiveNational Executive Council
Nine elected officers who run the Union's day-to-day affairs, represent it nationally and guide governance, discipline and constitutional interpretation.
Patrons
Distinguished non-members who lend their standing and counsel to the Union's mission.
Regional Chapters
Twenty-three chapters across the country, each electing its own officers and running local welfare and training.
Be part of the next chapter.
Every accounting officer in Ghana's public health system has a place in this Union — join the professionals keeping the nation's health finances honest.