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Civil Servants Face Salary Delays As “Broke” Zimbabwe Government Fails To Pay On Time
Government To Base Future Civil Servant Salary Adjustments On Economic Growth
What We Got Is Not A Real Salary Increase – Teachers
Zimbabwean Civil Servants Get Salary Increase
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Teachers Demand Minimum Monthly Salary Of US$1,260
Civil Servants To Get Salary Increase
Civil Servants Reject Government’s Salary Adjustment Offer
COLA: Government, Civil Servants Set To Meet Again
Govt Slashes Civil Servants’ Salaries
Zimbabwean Civil Servants Disillusioned By Broken Promises
Civil Servants’ Salary Review Hinges On Economic Performance – Mnangagwa
Civil Servants Have No Choice But To Embrace ZiG – Dzatsunga
Govt Salaries Match Private Sector – July Moyo
Civil Servants’ Representatives Welcome USD Pay Rise
Teachers Accuse Civil Servants’ Negotiators Of Greed And Betrayal
Zimbabwean Teachers Reject US$20 Salary Increment, Demand Fair Salaries
Govt Offers Civil Servants US$20 Salary Increment | Report
Civil Servants “Now Chronically Incapacitated”
Civil Servants Push For Urgent NJNC Meeting
Nurses Welcome Conversion Of US$300 COVID-19 Allowance To Permanent Salary
Civil Servants Want Govt To Reverse Decision To Tax COVID-19 Allowance
Govt Releases Civil Servants’ Pay Dates For 2024
Govt Reviews Civil Servants’ Salaries
Civil Servants Drag Mnangagwa To Court Over Salaries
Civil Servants’ July Salaries Delayed
Teachers Reject US$50 Salary Increment Offer
Govt Urged To Consider Paying Civil Servants In Gold Coins
Govt Awards Civil Servants Salary Increment
Govt, Civil Servants Salary Talks To Resume This Week
Govt, Civil Servants Convene Salaries Meeting
Civil Servants Demand Urgent Salary Meeting With Government
We Are Waiting For New Pay Package For Civil Servants – Minister Mavima
Zim’s Economic Challenges Driving Civil Servants To Suicide – Teachers’ Union
Pay Rise For Civil Servants Imminent – Minister Mavima
Zimbabwean Govt To Offer New Salary Package To Civil Servants
Govt To Meet Civil Servants Over Salary Increment Soon – Mavima
Review Of Civil Servants’ Salaries Has Already Started – Mthuli Ncube
Civil Servants Reject 100% Salary Increment
Private Sector Cannot Match Government’s Salary Increment – ZCTU
Civil Servants Granted 100% Salary Increment
Teachers Express Outrage After Govt Ignores Rescheduled Salary Meeting
Minister Mavima Speaks On Civil Servants Salary Negotiations
Govt, Civil Servants Representatives To Meet Again On 16 March
Govt Pay Hike Offer Rejected By Civil Servants “Revealed”
Civil Servants Reject Latest Government Salary Increment Offer
NJNC To Review Civil Servant’s Conditions Of Service – Mavima
Teacher Who Complained About Poor Salaries Returns To Court On 16 November
“Teachers Paid Five Times Less Than Other Civil Servants”
Teachers Union Say US$25 Pay Rise Is “A Joke”
Govt Increases USD Allowances For Civil Servants
Govt In Bid To Revive National Joint Negotiating Council
Mthuli Gave Us A Basket To Carry Water – Civil Servants
Civil Service Unions Meet After Govt Fails To Review September Salaries
Govt To Review Civil Servants’ Salaries | Report
Civil Servants Are Handsomely Paid – Mthuli Ncube
ZCTU Urges Mnangagwa To Fulfil His Promises To Civil Servants
Wait For September, Govt Tells Restless Civil Servants
Govt Invites Workers’ Unions To Discuss Salaries And Conditions Of Service
Government Workers To Embark On 2-day Strike Following Elapse Of 14-day Strike Notice
Economic And Market Analysts Warn Of Impending Civil Unrest In Zimbabwe
Govt, Civil Servants’ Representatives Meet On 11 July
Civil Servants Demand Apology From Guvamatanga
Civil Servants “Disturbed” After Govt Snubs Salary Talks
“Civil Servants Won’t Consider A Zimbabwe Dollar Salary Offer”
