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The National Social Security Authority (NSSA) says it will enforce the National Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) policy launched in December last year.
The policy requires employers to implement health and safety standards at the workplace.
Speaking to <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/business/article/200003516/nssa-pushes-for-national-health-and-safety-standards">NewsDay</a> on Friday, NSSA acting general manager Charles Shava said current legislation leaves other workers without that protection, hence the OSH Bill which is before Parliament will ensure that all workers are protected. He said:
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We are also going to require the market to do it. We already have the National OSH policy. 
This policy was launched by the Minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare (Paul Mavima) last year in December to be specific.
This policy is a national framework for managing health and safety in the workplace. 
So, within that policy, it was a requirement already before our launch. We are doing this to comply with that policy.
There is already a policy that requires every employer to have arrangements for managing health and safety in their workplaces so it’s already there.
It’s just that we are going to be putting more emphasis to make sure that policy is implemented at all workplaces in the country.
Also, we have a problem with our legislation at the moment. It allows for some leakages for certain employers to get away with some of these requirements but our new OSH Bill which is before Parliament now is going to make sure that every workplace and every worker in the country is covered.
But, at the moment, the current legislation leaves other workers without that protection.
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NSSA Pushes For National Health And Safety Standards At The Workplace

Pensioners say the ZWL$10 000 (US$15) once-off grocery voucher recently announced by the National Social Security Authority (NSSA) is not sufficient to cushion them from prevailing economic hardships.
NSSA on Thursday announced that it will give pensioners and beneficiaries grocery allowances of $10 000 in addition to their monthly pensions.
A pensioner who spoke to NewsDay, Clorice Gumbo, said the allowances were a mockery of their contribution to the development of the country. Said Gumbo:
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We have entrusted all our life savings with NSSA, but we have now been made destitute by the organisation which pays us starvation remittances every month. It does not even adequately cater for those injured at work.
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Former Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) president Peter Mutasa, who is the current General Secretary for the Zimbabwe Banks and Allied Workers Union (ZIBAWU), said there was a need for a forensic audit at NSSA. Mutasa said:
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As a trade union in the banking sector, we feel NSSA has been using workers’ money for a very long time.
These are people who have contributed billions of dollars to NSSA, but NSSA has been abusing their pension contribution. We need a forensic audit.
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Some government retirees are reportedly getting US$35 in pension pay-outs after decades of loyal service.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2022/06/pensioners-scoff-at-us15-nssa-grocery-vouchers/">NewsDay</a></h4>

ZWL$10 000 NSSA Grocery Allowance Insufficient - Pensioners

The National Social Security Authority (NSSA) will award pensioners a $10 000 grocery stipend and cushioning allowances this month.
In a statement on Friday, NSSA general manager Arthur Manase said the once-off payment will be staggered within the month and is in response to the rising cost of living. Manase said:
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Although we run a social security scheme, which is meant to complement pensioners’ receipts from occupational pension funds, the reality on the ground is that NSSA is now the primary, if not the only, source for pension for most retirees.
As a result, a lot of pressure is placed on NSSA to assist its pensioners and beneficiaries, particularly during this exceedingly difficult phase we are going through.
All NSSA beneficiaries can look forward to a once-off grocery allowance of $10 000 this month.
In addition, we will be awarding them a cushioning allowance equivalent to one month’s pension while we are going through the approval process to adjust pension levels accordingly.
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NSSA’s minimum monthly retirement pension pay-out is pegged at US$70 payable in Zimbabwe dollars at the official exchange rate.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/groceries-cushioning-allowances-for-pensioners">The Sunday Mail</a></h4>

NSSA To Award Pensioners Once-off $10 000 Grocery Allowance

Several medical doctors from Matabeleland North Province face prosecution for fraudulently issuing claims to undeserving National Social Security Authority (NSSA) beneficiaries, prejudicing the authority of millions of dollars.
The medical practitioners were allegedly working in cahoots with NSSA employees to steal money from the organisation and several NSSA employees implicated in the scam have been suspended.
This was revealed by the Minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Paul Mavima while addressing NSSA pensioners’ representatives during an engagement forum held in Gweru on Friday. Mavima said:
<blockquote>There are disturbing cases of fraudsters who are attempting to submit illegitimate and undeserving claims when they have not contributed to the fund.
There are doctors in Matabeleland North Province working in cahoots with NSSA employees who were nabbed for presenting illegitimate claims for undeserving clients.
They were syphoning money from NSSA and they are facing prosecution. NSSA employees have been suspended pending disciplinary action.</blockquote>
NSSA has as a result started the process of renewal of life certificates for pensioners in a bid to eradicate the corruption that has become endemic within the organisation. Added Mavima:
<blockquote>The current exercise to renew life certificates for pensioners is meant to ensure that benefits are paid out to deserving cases only.
I implore you, as pensioner representatives, to encourage your colleagues to renew their certificates by 30 June 2021 so that they can continue to receive their pay-outs.</blockquote>
Mavima said the NSSA board, upon the advice of an actuary, this month approved a 100 per cent increase in benefits payments across the board, subject to a minimum retirement pension of US$25, up from US$12 paid at the prevailing auction rate. He said:
<blockquote>This was done bearing in mind the need to maintain the long-term sustainability of the fund.
It is projected that the minimum retirement pension will increase to US$30 in July, US$40 in October, and closing the year 2021 at US$60 paid at the prevailing auction rate.
In stepping up efforts to cushion our pensioners, NSSA is paying out groceries’ allowances.
To date orphans, children and the invalid have received these allowances in addition to their monthly disbursements for March.
Surviving spouses will receive their grocery allowances in May and retirees will get theirs in June.</blockquote>
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/doctors-cartels-loot-nssa/" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Chronicle</a></h4>

Medical Doctors' Cartels Loot NSSA

The majority of Zimbabwean workers are not covered by social security as most people are employed in the unregulated informal sector, according to the National Social Security Authority (NSSA).
NSSA acting chief social security officer Shepherd Muperi said:
<blockquote>The current coverage of only four branches of social security means that Zimbabwe still has to cover the remaining five branches in order to attain the ILO minimum standards.
Moreover, the existence of a huge informal sector, which is not covered by social security, means that the country is still very far away from attaining these minimum standards.
… Given that social security schemes are important tools for fighting poverty, informal sector workers, who constitute 94,5 per cent of the country’s labour force (Zimstat, 2015), are in dire need of social security cover.</blockquote>
In Zimbabwe, the National Social Security Authority (NSSA), constituted and established in terms of the NSSA Act of 1989, Chapter 17: 04, is obliged to provide social security.
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<h4>More: <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/94pc-of-workers-go-without-social-security">The Sunday Mail</a></h4>

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The National Social Security Authority (NSSA) will from next month start giving out US$800 for funeral enhancement for pensioners with an upward pension payments review set for the second quarter of this year.
In a bid to turnaround the fortunes of NSSA, the board embarked on a number of structural changes to get a return on investment. The processes that the board embarked on for the past 20 months seem to be yielding positive results as plans are underway to review upwards pension payments.
Briefing journalists in Harare, NSSA board chairman Mr Robin Vela said his organisation is looking forward to paying an enhanced and sustainable pension with a number of packages available which will deliver value to pensioners.
More: <a href="http://www.zbc.co.zw/2017/03/29/joy-for-pensioners-as-benefits-increase/">ZBC News</a></div>
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NSSA increases benefits for pensioners

Government has directed the National Social Security Authority (NSSA) to increase monthly pension payouts to $100 instead of the current $60 in the first quarter of this year and gradually raise the figure to $150 by the end of the first half.
Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Minister Prisca Mupfumira confirmed the development to The Herald. Following the directive by Government, NSSA has been reviewing its current investment portfolio and will be taking a decision to either dispose of non-performing assets or consolidate its interests in appropriate vehicles.
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/monthly-pension-payouts-increased/">Herald</a>

Govt directs NSSA to increase monthly pension payouts

Reliable sources at the <a href="http://www.pindula.co.zw/National_Social_Security_Authority">National Social Security Authority (NSSA)</a> told The Herald hundreds of employees would be retrenched next month.
The paper is in possession of a letter from NSSA general manager, Mrs Elizabeth Chitiga, dated December 20 to the employees, where the organisation urges employees to opt for voluntary retrenchment which comes with benefits instead of waiting to be fired. The letter states that the retrenchment offer is open from December 20, 2016 to January 13 2017 with a non-negotiable package of three months’ notice pay, two weeks (pay) for every year served, two weeks (pay) for every 10 years served as gratuity, two months’ severance pay and one month relocation allowance.
NSSA has failed to give its employees their annual bonuses for the first time in many years. Efforts by The Herald to get a comment from NSSA were fruitless yesterday. However, NSSA board chairman Mr Robin Vela is on record confirming to The Herald on December 2 that the authority was trimming its workforce.
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/nssa-to-retrench-worker-morale-hits-rock-bottom/">Herald</a>

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