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Employers in dilemma over pay rise The Herald 16/11/2018 Business Reporter AS pressure begins mounting on companies to raise salaries and wages following erosion of buying power due a recent spike in prices, employers have warned they cannot absorb any further increase in production costs without passing them on to the consumers. The …
Workers committee are a value addition tool The Chronicle 15/11/2018 Davies Ndumiso Sibanda on Labour Matters MANY employers spend a lot of time fighting members of the Workers Committee instead of working together for the good of the organisation because they do not understand the role of the Workers Committee. I have always …
Settling land compensation issue vital for Zim’s economy – NewsDay Zimbabwe 13/11/2018 IN his inaugural address, the new President of Zimbabwe, Emmerson Mnangagwa, confirmed that land reform was both historically necessary and irreversible.He also made a commitment to compensate farmers who were forced off their land during the fast track land reform programme of …
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Farm workers get wage increase Pauline Hurungudo • 9 November 2018 10:28AM • 0 comments Daily News NB THIS ARTICLE IS COMPLETELY INCORRECT AS IT HAS MIXED UP AGRO WAGE WITH GENERAL AGRICULTURE. NO CHANGE IN GENERAL AGRICULTURE WAGE. HARARE – Farm workers have been given a 15 percent wage increase. This comes as a second …
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2% money transfer tax simplified eDuzeNet Bulawayo24 9/11/2018 Intermediated Money Transfer Tax is a tax collected in terms of Section 36G as read with the Thirtieth Schedule of the Income Tax Act [Chapter 23:06]. This tax has been in place since 2003 and an amendment was made by Statutory Instrument 205 of 2018 on 12 …
Goods that have been delisted from import licence requirement The Chronicle 8/11/2018 Following the gazetting of Statutory Instrument (SI) 237A of 2018, a number of goods which were formerly controlled by the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Enterprise Development were removed from the goods requiring import licences. Statutory Instrument 237A amended Statutory Instrument …
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Workers call for TNF over eroded salaries The Chronicle 6/11/2018 Innocent Ruwende, Harare Bureau WORKERS’ unions have called for the resumption of Tripartite Negotiating Forum to address the eroded workers’ salaries following a pricing discord which has left many workers exposed to poverty. Spokesperson for six affiliates of the Zimbabwe Federation of Trade …
Deal where govt pays nothing. Independent – 2/11/2018 Brett Chulu Column LAST week at the invitation of the Compensation Steering Committee (CSC), the official body representing farmers who lost land during the fast-track land reform programme, I met the committee to debate the matter of compensation with a view to finding a way to fund …
Govt suspends duty on live birds, feed importers The Herald 3/11/2018 Elita Chikwati Senior Agriculture Reporter Government has suspended duty on live birds and specialised bird feed imported by approved importers. Southsea Investments Private Limited, trading as Birds at Thirty, was granted permission to import 9 000 kilogrammes of specialised bird feed per …
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