The Wages Commission on Domestic Workers is heading South to host its third rounds of public meetings to garner input from employers, employees, civil societies, trade unions and all interested parties.
According to a press statement issues by Paulus Ashipala, PRO at the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare, the aim of these meetings is to investigate conditions of employment as well as the minimum wages for domestic workers.
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