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Mnangagwa reverses late Chidyausiku's 'errors' - Vimarsana News

Mnangagwa reverses late Chidyausiku's 'errors'

The new Labour Law approved by President Emmerson Mnangagwa has made it tough for companies to undertake reckless and stage-managed retrenchments which place wo...

Mnangagwa reverses late Chidyausiku's 'errors': bars unfair retrenchments in new Labour Law - Vimarsana News

Mnangagwa reverses late Chidyausiku's 'errors': bars unfair retrenchments in new Labour Law

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ZCTU slams five years imprisonment sentence for staging strikes in new Labour Law - Vimarsana News

ZCTU slams five years imprisonment sentence for staging strikes in new Labour Law

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Mine union pokes holes into Labour Amendment Act -Newsday Zimbabwe - Vimarsana News

Mine union pokes holes into Labour Amendment Act -Newsday Zimbabwe

In an interview yesterday, ZDMAWU secretary-general Justice Chinhema said he supported the amendments, but noted that the law had missed several points.

Mine union pokes holes into Labour Amendment Act - Vimarsana News

Mine union pokes holes into Labour Amendment Act

In an interview yesterday, ZDMAWU secretary-general Justice Chinhema said he supported the amendments, but noted that the law had missed several points.