ZCTU rejects $USD 75 allowances
Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions has rejected the salary review and the new USD alliance that was proposed by the government this afternoon. Using their official Twitter handle, ZCTU said the government’s offer came a little too late and dismissed it as “Mazepe” which metaphorically likens the government’s offer to baby food which adults cant eat to satiety.
ZCTU tweeted:
Too late, too little
— ZCTU – Zimbabwe (@ZctuZimbabwe) June 17, 2020
We need an inclusive economic reform agenda that addresses economic fundamentals. Workers deserve decent salaries
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ZCTU announced today that they will be holding a press conference tomorrow to address the way forward for all Zimbabwean workers. Speaking to the media, the president of the ZCTU, Mr. Peter Mutasa said they were now demanding a new economic order that would enable workers to be paid in US dollars or South African Rands.
Our Press Conference on The Way Forward for Zimbabwean Workers is now tomorrow
— ZCTU – Zimbabwe (@ZctuZimbabwe) June 18, 2020
Venue and time will be advised to the media soon
We support the health services workers' bold position & @ARTUZ_teachers bold declaration that teachers are going for it. One way.
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