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ZIMTA Demands Teachers’ Right To Negotiate For Salary Increments
ZIMTA Makes Fresh Demand For Teachers’ Salaries
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Govt Awards Civil Servants Salary Increment
Govt, Civil Servants Salary Talks To Resume This Week
Govt, Civil Servants Convene Salaries Meeting
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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
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
Teachers Reject 100% Salary Increment
Govt Pay Hike Offer Rejected By Civil Servants “Revealed”
Civil Servants Reject Latest Government Salary Increment Offer
Govt, Civil Servants Meet For Negotiations On Thursday
Teachers Demand US$1 200 Salary
NJNC To Review Civil Servant’s Conditions Of Service – Mavima
Govt To Spread Bonus Payment Across November And December
Govt Scraps Performance-based Bonus For Junior Civil Servants
Govt, Civil Servants’ Unions Meet This Monday
Civil Servants Push For Zimbabwe Dollar Salary Hike
Civil Servants Want NJNC Disbanded
“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
Govt Disbands National Joint Negotiating Council
Civil Servants Quit National Joint Negotiating Council
Govt, Civil Servants’ Representatives Meet On 11 July
Civil Servants “Disturbed” After Govt Snubs Salary Talks
“Civil Servants Won’t Consider A Zimbabwe Dollar Salary Offer”
Civil Servants Reject 100% Pay Rise, Demand US$840 Per Month
Civil Servants Request A Salaries’ Indaba With Govt
Civil Servants Request Urgent Meeting With Govt
Govt Yet To Pay School Fees For Teachers’ Children
ZIMTA Pleads With Teachers To Return To Work
Govt, Civil Servants Agree On Improved Working Conditions
Civil Servants Make Fresh Demands
Civil Servants, Govt Salary Talks Postponed
Civil Servants, Govt Meet For Salary Talks Today
Govt To Maintain ‘No Work, No Pay’ Policy As Teachers Plan Job Action
Civil Servants Await Govt Response On Forex Salaries Demand
Govt, Civil Servants’ Representatives To Meet Over Salaries
Govt To Gradually Increase Civil Servants’ Salaries, Says Mavima
Mavima Speaks On Latest Pay Rise For Civil Servants
Govt, Civil Servants Face Off
Civil Servants Finally Accept 41% Pay Rise
Govt Tables Improved Salary Offer
Govt, Civil Servants Adjourn Wages Indaba
Civil Servants’ Deal To Be Finalised Today
Civil Servants Salary Negotiations To Resume Soon
Civil Servants Reject 40% Salary Increment
Civil Servants’ COVID-19 Allowance Extended
No US Dollar Salaries For Civil Servants
Civil Servants, Govt Reach Impasse In Salary Negotiations
No Cost Of Living Adjustment For The Festive Season For Civil Servants – Govt Reneges On Promise
Teachers Scoff At Govt’s Salary Offer
Govt Hopeful Of Striking Deal With Doctors – Minister Nzenza
Negotiations Over Civil Servants’ Salaries To Continue – Minister Nzenza
PTUZ Castigates Apex Council, Boycotts Talks With Govt
Govt Offers Civil Servants $97 Salary Increment
Govt, Civil Servants To Meet, Teachers Not Optimistic
