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Economic hardships weaken Zim unions’ bargaining power - The Zimbabwe Independent

  • Apr 1, 2022
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KUDZAI KUWAZA ECONOMIC hardships, which resulted in massive job losses have severely weakened workers’ negotiating powers during collective bargaining within various national employment councils. This comes after the national statistics body, Zimstat, revealed that 314 304 jobs were lost during the fourth quarter of last year alone. The job carnage is a result of a […]

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Source: The Zimbabwe Independent - The Leading Business Weekly

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