Government has applauded the National Joint Negotiating Council (NJNC) for reaching an agreement with civil servants following months of deadlock over conditions of service. The agreement will see an average of 41 % salary increment for civil servants among other benefits. In a statement, Public Service, Labor
Government has with immediate effect announced a salary adjustment and a United States dollar pegged Covid-19 allowance for the Civil Service and pensioners. In a statement by the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development, government announced a 50 percent increase in civil servants salaries with effect
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) Wednesday morning blocked civil servants from submitting their petition to the government despite the APEX council obtaining a police clearance to proceed with the march. The riot cops sealed off the road and ordered protesters not to march beyond a 100
The Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ) says it is joining the striking doctors and nurses in pushing for better wages from the government as its members have also become incapacitated. This comes after recent utterances by Finance and Economic Development Minister Professor Mthuli Ncube
Zimbabwe’s economic crisis reaches a new crescendo this week with fuel shortage countrywide leaving commuters at the mess of transport hiked fares pegged at $2 for a single trip among other difficulties with the Apex Council writing to the government yesterday notifying the employer of
Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) Secretary General Raymond Majongwe has dismissed claims by the government that a third had hand is influencing civil servants to make untenable demands charging that there is nothing political about the mulled national strike by the teachers.
Government has called for peaceful negotiations with leaders of the APEX council to salvage a potentially fragile relationship with civil servants over a looming strike over non-payment of 2016 bonuses. In a statement released on Sunday, Minister of Public Service, Labor and Social Welfare Prisca Mupfumira
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