Zuva Petroleum

By Daniel Nemukuyu HARARE - A judge of the Constitutional Court has ruled that the constitutional appeal by two former Zuva Petroleum managers against termination of employment on notice was a legal nullity because the pair had no right…
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HARARE - Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T) Kuwadzana Member of Parliament, Nelson Chamisa, has crossed paths with officials from the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) over his involvement in the Zuva Petroleum Supreme Court…
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HARARE – The Zimbabwe National Chamber of Commerce (ZNCC) says the recent Supreme Court labour rulings will help revive struggling companies operating under the current harsh economic environment.
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The Supreme Court yesterday ruled that payment of housing, educational and other allowances is not a right to workers and employers are not obliged to pay them unless there is an agreement binding on the parties to that effect.
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Perennial wisdom dictates that it is an effort in futility to bite the hand that feeds you. Likewise, few shed tears over the naivety of the proverbial man who falls from a tree after cutting the branch he sat on against advice.
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This is the full text of the Supreme Court Judgment No 43-15 which found that employers have a common law right to dismiss employees on notice.
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Hundreds of workers have been left jobless in the last four days after employers embraced with speed the Supreme Court judgement delivered last Friday allowing companies to terminate workers' contracts upon giving three months notice.
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WORKERS are now at the mercy of employers after the Supreme Court ruled yesterday that companies can lawfully terminate their contracts at any time without offering them packages, provided they are given at least three months notice.
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HARARE - American fast food chain Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) has reopened in Zimbabwe after a nearly seven-year closure.
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The purchase of Zuva Petroleum assets by a company owned by John Mushayavanhu has torched off controversy over allegations the banker could be fronting for a British-based commodities firm, Glencore Holdings.
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