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Poor salaries, working conditions rile mine workers

According to the workers, investors allegedly use dirty money to manipulate the system they operate in to create a hazardous environment for mine workers.

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Poor salaries, working conditions rile mine workers -Newsday Zimbabwe

According to the workers, investors allegedly use dirty money to manipulate the system they operate in to create a hazardous environment for mine workers.

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Retail workers bemoan taxation, low salaries -Newsday Zimbabwe

“So that is the concern, the minimum wage should be raised and the tax bracket should also be raised. The minimum wage should not even be taxed.”

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Chinese miner in Filabusi ordered to reinstate workers

A CHINESE gold miner in Matebeleland South s Filabusi area has been ordered to pay and reinstate four workers after they challenged their dismissal.This was con.

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Absence of Nec for media industry violates labour rights of journalists

For the past few years, Zimbabwe’s media landscape witnessed a number of statutory developments, such as the Media Practitioners Bill, and the Amendment of the Broadcasting Services Act.

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