Zimbabwe Former Finance Minister's Comment On Current Wave of Job Cuts
- Author:
- Alpha Media Live
- Publisher:
- Alpha Media Live/You Tube
- Publication Date:
- 7 August 2015
- Tags:
- Zimbabwe, Economy, Business and Finance, Governance
Former Finance minister Tendai Biti weighs mid-term Fiscal Policy Review Statement by Finance minister Patrick Chinamasa who proposed the trimming of the wage bill to below 40% of the budget expenditure.
Tens of Thousands Lose Jobs in Zimbabwe
- Mass Job Cuts - Are Employers Treading On Slippery Ground?
- Govt to Retrench Civil Servants
- Minister Backs Job Cuts Bloodbath After Court Ruling
- Termination of Employment Contracts
- Employers Finalise Draft On Job Cuts
- Workers in Shock Over Mass Dismissals
- Tsvangirai Incites Civil Servants
- For Better or Worse, Zimbabweans Keep Surviving
- Govt to Fire Thousands More in Impending Job Cull
- Zim Govt to Lay Off Thousands of Workers - Report
- Fired Workers Demand U.S $3,5 Million
- ZNCC Top Managers Lose Jobs
- Banks Fire Over 2 000 Workers
- Chitungwiza Fires 236 Workers
- Govt Seeks to Reverse Court Ruling On Job Cuts
- Govt Blocks City's Bid to Fire 3 000
- 'Back-Dated' Changes to Zim Labour Laws Problematic
- City of Harare Fires 3 000 Workers
- Workers Duped
- Harare City Council Fires 3,000 Workers
- Council Fires 3 000 Workers
- Zimbabwe Job Losses - Govt's Crocodile Tears
- ZBC Reshuffles Management
- National Broadcaster Fires Hundreds of Employees
- Youths Warn of an Uprising As Job Cuts Continue
- ZCTU Plotting a Concourt Challenge to On-Going Job Cuts
- Job Losses Intensify
- Govt-Owned Zimpapers Group Fires 100 Employees
- Govt Okays Job Losses, 18 000 Workers Fired
- British, Americans Behind Job Dismissals, Cdes
- Cash-Strapped GMB Fires 1000 Workers As Jobs Carnage Continues
- Zvogbo-Owned Regency Hotel Group Dismisses 250 Workers
- Retrench Ministers First, Teachers Tell Mugabe
- 3 000 Teachers Struck Off Payroll
- NRZ Sends Home 1,300 Workers Without Salaries Unpaid Since June 2014
- State Entities Join Firing Bandwagon
- Jobs Hemorrhage - Labour At Crossroads
- Retrenchments Not the Solution
- Unions Give Mugabe a 72-Hour Ultimatum to Stop Job Losses
Zimbabwe Court Ruling Triggers Mass Employee Firings
- Madhuku Challenges Chidyausiku Labour Rulling At Concourt
- 'Court Ruling in Line With Economic Trends'
- Workers Threaten to 'Vent Anger' On the Streets Over 'Senseless' Job Losses
- Dark Day for Labour Relations
- Court Ruling Opens Way for Mass Firings - Union
- Dismissals - Govt Intervention Vital
- Cabinet to Discuss Workers' Sackings - Over 400 More Given the Boot - Econet, Zimoco Join Bandwagon
- Court Ruling Costs 700 Jobs in 5 Days
- Legal Experts Rap Supreme Court Ruling
- ZCTU Reacts Angrily to Court Ruling
- Gwisai, ZCTU Call for Mass Action Against Controversial Supreme Court Ruling On Workers
- Supreme Court Ruling - Sino-Zim Firm Fires 400 Workers
Zimbabwe Economy Poised for Growth - Mugabe
- Mugabe Doesn't Know the State of the Nation
- Failed Mugabe Must Step Down, Call for Elections, Says Tsvangirai
- Mugabe Proposes Ten Point Plan for Sustained Economic Growth
- Zimbabwe Getting Ready for Economic Takeoff, Says Mugabe
- Mugabe Fails to Rise to the Occasion
- State of the Nation Address 2015
- Mugabe Presents State of the Nation Address to Parliament
- Zim Poised for Growth
- 10-Point Plan for Economic Growth
- Analysts Hail State of the Nation Address
- 'Tired, Sickly' Mugabe Has Nothing to Offer Zimbabweans - MDC
Zimbabwe Overturns Mass Harare Council Sackings
- City of Harare Fires 3 000 Workers
- Kasukuwere Overturns Council Worker's Purge
- Govt Seeks to Reverse Court Ruling On Job Cuts
- Workers Duped
- 'Back-Dated' Changes to Zim Labour Laws Problematic
- Ex Zuva Duo Remain Losers
- Bill Splits Business, Workers
- Job Losses Need Not Become a National Disaster
- Kasukuwere Blocks City of Harare Dismissals
- No Council Workers Will Be Fired
- 200 Lose Jobs At Zimpost
- Govt Blocks City's Bid to Fire 3 000
- Harare Council Lays Off Over 3 000 Workers, With Court's Backing
- 15 Dismissed Zimplats Workers Challenge Notices
- Council Fires 3 000 Workers
- ZCTU Says Retrenched Workers Dying of Stress, Warns of More Casualties
- Harare City Council Fires 3,000 Workers
- Zimbabwe Job Losses - Govt's Crocodile Tears
- Zimbabwe Job Losses Hit 20,000 in Month - Union
- Sudden Job Termination, Brutal Amputation Without Anaesthetic
