1 300 teachers recruited
At least 1 350 primary and secondary school teachers have been recruited this term as Government seeks to improve the teacher to student ratio and ensure quality education through the implementation of the new curriculum.
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At least 1 350 primary and secondary school teachers have been recruited this term as Government seeks to improve the teacher to student ratio and ensure quality education through the implementation of the new curriculum.
Zimbabwe, which has not been able to pay more than 300,000 state workers on time this year, will start firing employees at its agriculture ministry, as it seeks to trim a civil service where wages absorb more than 80% of government revenue. The state-controlled Herald newspaper on Wednesday reported that 8,252 posts at the ministry, […]
The civil service rationalisation exercise has started paying dividends as recommendations effected so far are set to cut the Government wage bill by $300 million this year.
By Felex Share Civil servants must brace for major changes in the coming few weeks following the submission of the civil service manpower audit report, which contains a host of recommendations to plug unnecessary expenditure, to President Mugabe yesterday. The audit report, compiled by the Civil Service Commission at the instruction of Cabinet, will guide […]
SEVERAL banks have resorted to deducting money owed to them by civil servants directly from their accounts instead of receiving it from the Salary Service Bureau (SSB) after government’s continued failure to remit deductions despite effecting them, the Zimbabwe Independent can reveal.
PRESS STATEMENT – Government has announced that it is starting an exercise to downsize its bloated civil service. The civil service was ostensibly bloated by the so-called Zanu PF ward officers, a euphemism for Border Gezi youths who are paid for unleashing reign of terror in the community.
A storm is brewing between top government directors and the rest of the civil service after salaries for the former were clandestinely increased by more than double that of their deputies.
Scores of civil servants who were employed in ex-Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai’s office have been fired by the government, amid fears of a ZANU PF-driven purge.
HARARE — Zimbabwean unions Friday called on civil servants to stage a five-day strike next week to demand a doubling of basic wages, one day after a stayaway was largely ignored.
Media reports on the results of the civil service manpower and payroll audit shows that there are 75 000 ghost workers on the government payroll, gobbling US$20 million every month.