zimbabwe civil servants

By MacDonald Dzirutwe | Reuters | Zimbabwe has stopped hiring new state workers after failing to pay its soldiers and teachers on time, according to an official notice, as President Robert Mugabe's government struggles with a big…
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Restive civil servants have hinted they could stage a crippling strike at the end of the month after getting disillusioned by government’s staggering of their salaries.
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Government yesterday disclosed the August pay dates for civil servants with a significant improvement on the timelines compared to previous months.
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By MacDonald Dzirutwe Zimbabwe will pay July salaries for the army on Monday, more than a week late, but teachers will only receive their wages next month, a union official said, as the government grapples with an acute currency…
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Government is still struggling to come up with civil servants’ July salaries after it failed to pay the army on time.
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By Farayi Machamire Fed up civil servants who staged a crippling three-day nationwide strike earlier this week over the government’s continued failure to pay them their salaries on time have warned of a fresh industrial action after the…
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By Nqobile Tshili Doctors and nurses will get their salaries tomorrow instead of July 14 as earlier announced, after President Mugabe intervened in the salary standoff between civil servants and the Government. Acting Public…
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Government workers in Zimbabwe have gone on strike over unpaid salaries because of a chronic cash shortage.
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The cash-strapped Zanu PF government is today expected to pay civil servants the $100 advance salary as promised to cushion them despite resistance from unions representing the workers who are demanding their dues in full. This comes…
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By Felex Share Three Cabinet ministers and Reserve Bank Governor Dr John Mangudya will today meet civil servants’ unions to discuss circumstances surrounding the deferment of their June 2016 pay dates. Government last Friday…
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