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Difference between causal labour and fixed term contracts – February 17, 2018 35 0 0 Distinguishing between casual labour and fixed term contracts makes it possible to properly understand the concept of casualisation of labour.The two labour concepts are beguiling even to experienced lawyers and labour officers. By MIRIAM TOSE MAJOME They …
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NATIONAL CONSULTATIVE DIALOGUE WORKSHOP ON LAND TENURE AND POLICY IN ZIMBABWE 15 February 2018 ________________________________________________________ P.B. Purcell Gilpin: Director CFU I stand before you as a representative of the Commercial Farmers’ Union, an organisation that is a shadow of its former self. There can be no denying that our institution, which has roots that are …
Collective job action laws don’t favour workers Davies Ndumiso Sibanda, Labour MattersCOLLECTIVE job action remains misunderstood by many workers and trade union leaders resulting in many workers losing their jobs as a result of participating in illegal collective job action. Many trade unions have advised workers that section 65 of the Constitution gives them the …
Labour Matters : Wages and salaries dilemma Davies Ndumiso SibandaA LARGE number of workers in Zimbabwe earn wages and salaries that are way below the National Employment Council (NEC) minimums and problems arise when employees have been dismissed as they demand the difference between the minimum wage and what they were being paid. In …
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Opinion on 99-year leases According to today’s Herald, the Government has directed that all remaining white commercial farmers be issued with 99-year leases. With respect, the move is cosmetic in nature as the said leases are not going to improve in any way the legal position of the farmers who mistakenly think they now have …