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Zimbabwe: Govt to Cut Wage Bill
The Herald, 17 December 2014
Government will start retrenching thousands of civil servants next year as part of a grand strategy to reduce the ever ballooning salary bill that has threatened capital projects,… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Govt Fails to Pay Workers in Time
The Herald, 17 December 2014
The Public Service Commission yesterday announced changes in the December pay dates for civil servants that is expected to see salaries being paid earlier than previously… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Lecturers Yet to Receive Nov Salaries
New Zimbabwe, 7 December 2014
STATE university lecturers have not yet received their November salaries, almost two weeks after their pay date. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Nation Desperately Needs Foreign Investors
Zimbabwe Independent, 5 December 2014
Minister of Finance and Economic Development, Patrick Chinamasa presented his 2015 national budget last Thursday against a background of significantly weakening economic… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Govt Backdates Civil Servants' Rentals
The Herald, 3 December 2014
GOVERNMENT has started deducting rentals backdated to 2009 from civil servants living in its houses. The employer traditionally deducts rentals from its employees but had stopped… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: No Bonus, No Xmas Cheer for Workers
Zimbabwe Standard, 30 November 2014
"Jonasi nhasi akadziruma, atambira bonus yake iwe... Inonzi bonus, wapenga nayo bonus! (Jonas is rich today; he has just received his bonus... his bonus has made him crazy!)". Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Poor Salaries Fuel Corruption - Chidyausiku
New Zimbabwe, 3 December 2014
JUSTICE Godfrey Chidyausiku has said it is very difficult for the endemic corruption in the country to end because of the government's non-commitment to fulfil the conditions of… Read more »
Zimbabwean Govt to Retrench Workers
The government will sack thousands of workers as it seeks to cut an unsustainable wage bill.
InFocus
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Junior doctors who are on an indefinite strike over poor pay and working conditions say they will only go back to work if their demands are met. Read more »
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The Zimbabwe Hospital Doctors Association has threatened to embark on an industrial action should the government fail to review salaries and allowances. Read more »
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The economy remains under pressure with companies reportedly laying off workers or shutting down, unemployment and inflation rising while the government looks seemingly clueless on ... Read more »
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The government has started paying up backdated salaries at the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation and has started a verification process to ensure ghost workers are not paid. Read more »
