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The Public Service Commission (PSC) has started to implement the first phase of the retention allowances payments to civil servants under the Skills Attraction, Retention and Development Fund (SARDF).
The retention allowance is aimed at attracting highly competent professionals into Government service and ensuring those already employed do not leave the civil service due to low remuneration.
In a statement on Wednesday, PSC secretary Tsitsi Choruma said the first phase will target 11 categories of critical skills with total pay benchmarked to local and regional earning levels.
Grades from the deputy director and below will be eligible for the allowances.
Engineers, information and communication technology specialists, mining surveyors, forensic scientists, architects, veterinary officers, quantity surveyors, social development officers, psychologists, metallurgists, and legal drafters make up the 11 categories.
Choruma said the allowance was set at 70 percent of the basic salary of the member’s grade. She said:
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The identification of jobs was based on the high level of attrition in these categories and also the difficulty in filling the posts once a vacancy arises.
The retention allowance for the job categories has been benchmarked using the salary levels obtaining on the market as observed from different salary surveys both locally and regionally.
As additional resources become available, more jobs will be added to the list, and the retention allowance improved.
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The Ministry of Finance and Economic Development had allocated ZWL$1.512 billion for the SARDF to pay the retention allowances.
More: <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Govt To Pay "Retention Allowances" To Skilled Civil Servants

The government Friday met with workers&#8217; representatives over salaries and the meeting was adjourned with the two parties not agreeing on the way forward. We present below the government&#8217;s press statement that followed the meeting.
<blockquote>COMMENCEMENT OF NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN GOVERNMENT AND WORKERS&#8217; REPRESENTATIVES IN THE NATIONAL JOINT NEGOTIATING COUNCIL (NJNC)
Negotiations between Government and its workforce began in earnest and in a cordial and constructive atmosphere this afternoon as the Government team and workers&#8217; representatives exchanged notes on a Cost of Living Adjustment and on other matters relating to the welfare of civil servants.
The meeting adjourned in the late afternoon to facilitate consultations, and it is expected that the talks will resume as early as next week. 
The Secretary Ambassador J. Wutawunashe Public Service Commission</blockquote>

FULL TEXT: Outcome Of The Govt-Workers' Meeting

Sabastian Marume of Zimbabwe Manpower Development Fund (ZIMDEF) is said to be getting 2 salaries from the government one from ZIMDEF and another one from Public Service Commission (PSC), Zim Morning Post reports.
Marume was reportedly employed by the Tertiary Education Ministry as the quality assurance and standards director while also serving as the acting CEO in the ministry from 2018 to January 2020.
According to the publication, Marume was later on promoted to substantive ZIMDEF CEO but he continued to receive 2 salaries, one from ZIMDEF and another one from the Ministry where he was a director before his promotion:
<blockquote> …Marume was later promoted to the position of substantive CEO in January 2020 but has continued to receive the two salaries.</blockquote>
Speaking to the publication, Marume blamed the anomaly on the ZIMDEF HR department and confirmed he is indeed pocketing 2 salaries and said:
<blockquote>I was appointed substantive CEO in February after serving in an acting capacity since 2018 and was receiving my allowances from ZIMDEF and at the same time getting my salary from the ministry,</blockquote>
Marume, however, pointed out that the error was being corrected, and PSC was in the process of changing his employment status but was being delayed by the COVID-19 lockdown.
More: <a href="https://zimmorningpost.com/zimdef-fresh-scandal-ceo-in-corruption-storm/">Zim Morning Post</a>

ZIMDEF CEO Getting 2 Salaries From The Government  – Report

The Public Service Commission (PSC) has directed ministries to reduce the number of workers reporting for duty to just 15% of the total workforce to curb the spread of coronavirus at workplaces.
This entails that only 15 per cent of staff, except for units providing essential services who will have higher percentages of staff on duty, will be at work while the rest will remain at home.
Those who will remain at home have been ordered to be on standby, remain in the towns and cities they are employed and be ready to be called in to provide help if the 15 per cent of staff on duty is overwhelmed. PSC Secretary Ambassador Jonathan Wutawunashe said:
<blockquote>We want 15 per cent of the public service to be at their respective workplaces. We want to decongest the workplaces.
Others will be on call and might be told to report for duty if those at work are overwhelmed or need to rest.
It is not every ministry where it is possible, where there are essential services that you cannot manage with 15 per cent but those are exceptions.</blockquote>
The PSC employs approximately 300 000 people, so about 45 000 civil servants have been recommended to report for work.

Govt Orders 75 Percent Of Civil Servants To Stay At Home

Senior pensioners have claimed that their allowances have not been increased while those on the lower level had theirs increased in March and backdated to January.
A senior pensioner who spoke to Zim Morning Post on condition of anonymity said other government pensioners got their respective pension allowance increases way back in March. The senior pensioner added:
<blockquote>It is six months now, and we haven’t received what is due to us.
As senior government pensioners, we also suffer the same economic hardships that all ordinary citizens are exposed to</blockquote>
The senior pensioner also expressed concern over uncertainty on whether the government will pay them the money they are owed or not.
This comes when the government is scheduled to meet with workers who are demanding salaries as stated in the contracts they signed for in 2018.
Government pension allowances are determined by periodic salary reviews of those still serving in government and if the government agrees to increase current workers’ salaries, it means the government would need a deep pocket to make sure pensioners catch up with others.
More: <a href="https://zimmorningpost.com/psc-dumps-senior-pensioners-group-goes-without-allowance-increments-since-january/">Zim Morning Post</a>

"It's Six Months Now, And We Haven’t Received What Is Due To Us." - Senior Pensioners Lament

The Public Service Commission issued a statement saying that 10 200 teachers who participated in a strike called for by the Zimbabwe Teachers Union (ZIMTA) and The Progressive Teachers&#8217; Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) will forfeit some their leave days.
The Commission said that it is treating the concerned teachers as first offenders and warned of severe punishment if they commit the same offence. Below is the full statement issued by the Commission:
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FULL TEXT: PSC To Deduct Leave Days Of Striking Teachers

Several teachers&#8217; unions on February 15 wrote to the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education requesting an urgent crisis meeting with the public service and other relevant government offices.
The letter reads as follows:
<blockquote>We wrote to remind your honourable office of a meeting between the Public Service Commission and the Education Sector which was promised during the last meeting of 10 February, between Ministry and Teachers&#8217; Unions.
We, therefore, write to request the said meeting which aims to discuss and resolve on Sector Specific demands and other issues affecting the sector.
We would highly appreciate if you can revert to us on the appropriate date and time for the meeting.
Your cooperation in this regard will be appreciated.</blockquote>
The letter was signed by The Zimbabwe Teachers&#8217; Unions (ZIMTA), Progressive Teachers&#8217; Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ), and the Teachers&#8217; Union of Zimbabwe (TUZ), among other unions.
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Teachers' Unions Request Urgent Crisis Meeting With Govt

The government on Thursday warned striking teachers that their salaries will be deducted for not repoerting for duty.
Teachers&#8217; unions called for a nationwide strike starting on Febraury 5. On Thursday, the PTUZ and ZIMTA issued a joint statement where they called on their members to intensify the strike on Febraury 8.
In a statement issued on Thursday, Public Service Commission (PSC) chairman, Dr Vincent Hungwe said:
<blockquote>The commission has been made aware of isolated cases of abscondment by a minority of teachers at specific schools across some districts and provinces of the country.
Accordingly and in keeping with the applicable regulations, the commission advises members that unauthorised non-attendance at workstations will result in corresponding deductions from the salaries of the offending individuals on the basis of the principle “No Work, No pay.
Incidents in any form of intimidation or coercion to withdraw labour should be reported to law enforcement authorities.</blockquote>
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<h4>More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/just-in-no-work-no-pay-for-striking-teachers/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">The Herald</a></h4>

Govt Says 'No Work, No Pay' To Teachers On Strike

The Public Service Commission (PSC) revealed that the country has close to 20 000 unemployed trained teachers, some of whom graduated 6 years ago.
In a statement released on Monday, PSC chairman Vincent Hungwe said that the Commission will consider exporting teachers to regional countries. He said:
<blockquote>Concurrent with the foregoing the attention of the Commission has been drawn to the plight of 19993 teachers who completed their training some as far back as 2012 but not yet been placed in teaching positions.
Accordingly, the government in partnership with the Commission is exploring several initiatives to create opportunities for the teachers who are not absorbed under the recruitment exercise to be placed in schools when national budgetary resources permit.
… Government and the Commission are also exploring opportunities to place the teachers in SADC member states and other regions through mutually beneficial bilateral and multilateral arrangements.</blockquote>
The government has over the years frozen the recruitment of teachers citing budgetary constraints. The recent Transitional Stabilisation Plan announced by Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube which is premised on austerity has made the situation even worse.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/zimbabwe-has-20000-jobless-teachers-officials/">Newzimbabwe.com</a></h4>

Govt Plans To Export Trained Teachers As Close To 20 000 Are Jobless

In a statement, Public Service Commission Chairman Dr Vincent Hungwe said the civil service was expected to be fully functional today.
Hungwe said schools and other public service departments were required to commence work today. Said Hungwe:
<blockquote>Government wishes to appreciate the commitment shown by civil servants who have continued to report for duty despite the obstacles they encountered during the past few days.The Government is gratified by the improvement in attendance by civil servants at their work stations. All Government work places, including schools, are required to be fully functional tomorrow 17 January 2019 (today), with all personnel reporting for duty by the prescribed times. Public Service Commission buses, which transported personnel to work this morning (yesterday) and will ply their normal routes at the end of the workday, will ferry civil servants to and from work at the designated pick-up and drop-off points at the usual times</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/government-orders-workers-back-to-work/">Chronicle</a>

Govt Orders Civil Servants To Return To Work

The Public Service Commission (PSC) said civil servants who are set to benefit from the Government’s $60 million non-monetary incentive scheme should move into their new houses by April next year.
In an interview yesterday after touring the three sites for the housing units, Public Service Commission chairperson Dr Vincent Hungwe said the first housing site was at Knockmalloch along Harare-Bulawayo Road in Norton. There are two other sites in Glaudina and Dzivaresekwa in Harare. The Knockmalloch site will have 260 houses out of 600 units, Dzivaresekwa (262) and Glaudina (270). Said Hungwe:
<blockquote>The land in Norton has been serviced and the beneficiaries have been identified. It is expected that come the end of the first quarter of 2019, the beneficiaries will be moving into their properties. The second project here in Harare is the Glaudina one. The units are being built and there are about 270 for civil servants. Here in Dzivarasekwa, we have been informed that there are 600 units and 220 of them will accommodate civil servants.</blockquote>
He said those who are not civil servants can still accommodation with single bedroom units going for $18 000.
More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/civil-servants-houses-near-completion/">Chronicle</a>

Civil Servants Expected To Move Into New Houses By April 2019

In a statement the Public Service Commission (PSC) said it has started the process retrenching 3,384 youth officers. In his 2019 budget, Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube pledged to lay them off by December. He said retrenching the youth officers will save $13.8 million.
We publish the full statement below:
<blockquote>
1.0 In line with the Transitional Stabilisation Programme (TSP) and as pronounced in the 2019 Budget Statement by the Honourable Minister of Finance and Economic Development, Government is implementing Civil Service Reforms targeted to change existing orientation, structure, functioning, temperament, performance, efficiency and ethical base for the Civil Service.
2.0 A number of measures are earmarked for implementation and these include right-sizing, reassignment and restructuring of the Civil Service in order to respond to the new ethos as espoused in Vision 2030, TSP and Devolution Agenda.
3.0 In the first phase of implementing Civil Service Reforms, Government has since initiated the process of retiring 3 384 Youth Officers in the Ministry of Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation, and redirecting their energies to activities that have the potential to greatly improve their livelihoods. The main criterion being used to retire the Youth Officers is based on whether the members possess the requisite qualifications to be engaged as public officers.
4.0 The affected Youth Officers will receive their full retirement benefits in line with Public Service Statutes and these will be communicated to the affected individuals.
5.0 In order to enable the affected members to remain productive outside the Public Service, information on empowerment opportunities will be made available to those interested, particularly in view of the prompt disbursement of their benefits upon retirement.
6.0 Some of the Government empowerment options available include provision of skills at vocational training centres, access to finance, business mentorship and incubation services. The options will be demand driven.
7.0 Those interested should register through the Ministry of Youth, Sport, Arts and Recreation District Offices.</blockquote>

Govt Starts Retrenching "Green Bombers"

In a statement to The Herald, Public Service Commission secretary Ambassador Jonathan Wutawunashe said Government will soon invite worker representatives to an urgent meeting to discuss the conditions of service and welfare of members of the civil service.
The statement follows a consultative meeting of the National Joint Negotiating Council (NJNC) held on Thursday. Said Wutawunashe:
<blockquote>The workers presented a set of matters for discussion and Government recognises these and commits itself to consultations on an ongoing basis to address them. The National Joint Negotiating Council (NJNC) forum has assisted in creating industrial harmony in the civil service and Government places great importance on this process. Accordingly, the Government will, shortly, send letters of invitation to the worker representatives to this special meeting as a matter of urgency. Aware of the challenges that workers are facing as a result of a number of price distortions arising from the bordering on criminal activities, Government has set in motion a process to convene a special meeting with the worker representatives.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/govt-civil-servants-to-meet/">Herald</a>

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