Tag: Apex Council News
Govt Promises To Match 2018 Salaries By June 2021
Civil Servants Finally Accept 41% Pay Rise
Civil Servants Divided Over Govt Salary Offer
Govt Tables Improved Salary Offer
Government Meets Civil Servants Over Salaries Imbroglio
Civil Servants Reject Government’s Salary Offer
Civil Servants’ Deal To Be Finalised Today
Govt, Civil Servants To Hold ‘Final’ Meeting On Salaries
Govt Offers Civil Servants Salary Hike
Govt Recruits 5000+ Teachers, Plans To Recruit More
New Dispensation Usually Pays Salaries On Time – Ncube
Govt Set To Resume Salary Negotiations With Workers
Majongwe Castigates Apex Council Leaders
Salary Negotiations Between Apex Council And The Govt Collapse
Civil Servants Reject 40% Salary Increment
Mthuli Contradicts Civil Servants’ Nostro Claims
Recent Profiles Created
Civil Servants’ COVID-19 Allowance Extended
‘Govt Ready To Resume Salary Talks With Civil Servants’ – PSC Secretary
ZCTU Plans Workplace-based Strikes
Civil Servants Accuse Mthuli Ncube Of Lying To The Nation
Govt Directs Banks Not To Allow Civil Servants To Withdraw Their $75 USD Allowance
Police Officers, Soldiers & Prison Officers Got A Salary Increment 6 Times Higher Than That of The Rest Of The Civil Servants – Report
Civil Servants Planning Crippling Protests – Report
Civil Servants Refuse To Negotiate Zimbabwe Dollar Salaries
US$75 COVID-19 Allowance Should Not Be Subject To Debate Or Criticism – Govt
Apex Council Rejects Govt Salary Hike & USD Allowances Offer
Govt, Civil Servants To Meet Over High Cost Of Living
“The Money Isn’t Enough For Rent.” – Workers Demand Restoration Of 2018 Salaries
No US Dollar Salaries For Civil Servants
“So Heart Wrenching,” – Chamisa On The Plight Of Workers
Civil Servants In Fresh USD Indexed Salaries Bid
Civil Servants Expect Value Of Wages To Be Tied To Exchange Rates
FULL TEXT: Average Income Of Zimbabweans – Online Poll
Civil Servants Reject Proposed 2.5 Per Cent Tax
Govt Urges Civil Servants To Be Patient
“Apex Council A Moribund Group Of Traitors”, – Teachers
Government “Vigorously Pursuing Project” To Install “Solar Power Facilities To All Civil Servants’ Households”
Government And Workers Agree On Increased Pay Package
Govt ‘Lures’ Civil Servants’ Leaders To Plush Victoria Falls Hotels For ‘Workshops’
Govt Offers Civil Servants 140% Pay Rise
Mthuli Ncube Out Of Touch With Reality – Civil Servants
Govt To Award Civil Servants Interim Cushioning Allowance This Week
Civil Servants, Govt Reach Impasse In Salary Negotiations
ZIMTA: Teachers Cannot Report For Duty For The 2020 First Term
Civil Servants To Decide On The Next Course Of Action On Monday
Government Offer Civil Servants 97% Salary Increment
Government Trying To Avoid A Mega Strike By Inviting Civil Servants For A Further Dialogue
Civil Servants Demand Interbank Rate Indexed Salaries
“22 Years As Secretary-General Of PTUZ Certainly Doesn’t Come Across As Progressive & Democratic,” Opposition Leader On Majongwe’s Retention
No Cost Of Living Adjustment For The Festive Season For Civil Servants – Govt Reneges On Promise
No Cushioning Allowance For Civil Servants – Apex Council Dismisses Social Media Rumours
“We’ll Comply. We Need Dialogue,” Govt Minister On Workers COLA
Public Service Commission Speaks On Civil Servants Bonuses
‘Enslaved’ Civil Servants Appeal To The United Nations
“We Were Not Expecting The Low Turnout,” As Civil Servants Demo Flops
WATCH: Civil Servants Demo
CIVIL SERVANTS DEMO: “Only 70 People Shall March To Hand Over A Petition” – PTUZ
Civil Servants Protest To Go Ahead After ‘Fruitless’ Meeting With Govt {Full Text}
All Apex Council Members Free To Participate In Demonstration
ZRP Sanction Civil Servants’ Salary Demo
FULL TEXT: Govt Invites Civil Servants To A Meeting Ahead Of Scheduled Demo
FULL TEXT: MDC Speaks On Civil Servants’ Wednesday Next Week Demo
Civil Servants To Stage Demonstration On Wednesday
“Public Workers Demo Imminent” – REPORT
Public Servants Can No Longer Afford To Report For Duty – Apex Council
Mthuli Ncube Speaks On Workers’ Salaries And Bonuses
Civil Servants Turn To Loan Sharks For Transport Money
Many Zimbabweans Deemed Poor As The Poverty Datum Line Jumps To Over $2K In September
