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Malawi Congress of Trade Unions (MCTU) has condemned employers in the country for continuing to pay workers below the new K90 000 minimum wage. MCTU president Charles Kumchenga voiced the concern yesterday at Njamba Freedom Park in Blantyre during International Labour Day commemoration attended by President Lazarus Chakwera, Vice-President Saulosi Chilima and Minister of Labour
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Malawi is one of the three countries out of 46 economies in Africa with the highest working poverty rate at 70.18 percent, United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (Uneca) data shows. International Labour Organisation (ILO) describes the working poverty rate as the proportion of the employed population living in poverty despite being employed. This implies
Malawi Congress of Trade Union (MCTU) has asked government to revise the minimum wage from the current K50 000 to K100 000 to ease the challenges low-income earners are facing. Speaking in Lilongwe on Thursday during a tripartite consultative meeting between government and other players in the labour market, MCTU president Charles Kumchenga said some