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Employers fret over Malaba remarks July 14, 2017 in Business The business sector has expressed concern over remarks by Chief Justice Luke Malaba over his support for the retrospective application of the law at a time employers have applied against a clause in the amended Labour Act compelling them to compensate workers dismissed as a result of …
Demystifying SI 64, local content regulations July 13, 2017 Business Second-hand tyres are included on the product list of SI 64 Dr Gift MuganoGovernment last year promulgated Statutory Instrument 64 (SI 64) which seeks to protect locally produced goods from stiff competition from imports. SI 64 covers 43 product lines which include coffee creamers, camphor creams, …
Managers without discipline handling training cost companies July 13, 2017 Business Davies Ndumiso SibandaWITHOUT proper training in discipline handling, managers are likely to make mistakes that could end up costing the organisation a fortune when employees appeal against unfair dismissal or unfair labour practice successfully. The worst enemy of managerial employees who handle discipline is that …
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Injury damages: Some scoping viewpoints July 12, 2017 Features, Opinion & Analysis Sharon Hofisi Legal LettersTo anyone who understands the thought and spirit of the Constitution, on which constitutional rights such as personal liberty, dignity and security are based, nothing is more significant than the way in which these rights are framed and have come to …
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Workers’ committee role June 29, 2017 Business, Opinion & Analysis Labour column, Davies Ndumiso SibandaMANY members of the workers’ committee do not know the role they should play in the organisation and as a result they fail to represent workers in an effective manner. The first thing is that the workers committee is a creature of statute …