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A 9-year-old learner at Mafuko Primary School in Gwanda district in Matabeleland South has lost a case in which she had dragged teachers to court seeking an order barring teachers in public schools from embarking on strike.
The minor Amohelang Ulukile Dube, who was being represented by her grandmother, Senzeni Nyathi, through her lawyers Ndove and Associates, filed an urgent chamber application at the High Court in Bulawayo.
The case has however been dismissed. Speaking on the outcome, the jubilant Takavafira Zhou, the President of the Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ) said teachers also have rights. Pindula News presents Zhou&#8217;s statement on the matter.
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<h2>Case Dismissed: Teachers are Workers with Rights too</h2>
While we await full details of a Judgement ruling over a case teachers had been taken to court by a child on the basis of right to education, it is noteworthy that the case has been dismissed with costs today in Bulawayo.
Teachers are workers too with rights and cannot be driven to school like cattle. Viva teachers&#8217; power and unity of purpose. Full details of judgement would be conveyed to members at the earliest convenience.
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In papers presented before the court, the pupil had cited the following as respondents: the Zimbabwe Teachers Association (Zimta), Zimbabwe Confederation of Public Sector Trade Unions, Progressive Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (PTUZ), Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (ARTUZ), the chairperson of the Public Service Commission, Dr Vincent Hungwe, Primary and Secondary Education Minister Cain Mathema, Minister of Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Professor Paul Mavima and Minister of Finance and Economic Development Professor Mthuli Ncube.
Teachers were planning to strike over poor salaries and working conditions.
More: <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw">Pindula News</a>

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Pupil Loses Case In Which She Dragged Teachers To Court Over Strike

A Wednesday meeting between the government and representatives of workers under the National Joint Negotiating Council (NJNC) to discuss workers&#8217; salaries failed to reach a consensus.
The meeting followed a two-week-long nationwide industrial action by health caregivers in pubic health institutions which was premised at compelling the government to review up their salaries.
Health workers are rejecting the government&#8217;s offer of a 50% salary increase and a US$75 monthly allowance for three months saying it is insignificant given the inflationary nature of the economy.
Speaking to NewsDay yesterday, a top anonymous government employee said:
<blockquote>The position of the civil servants is very clear, government is collecting taxes in US$, they collect duties in US$, but they don’t want to pay workers in the same.
Any salary adjustment in Zimbabwe dollar will not help us because before we even get the increase, prices will have increased leaving our salaries at the same place before the increase.</blockquote>
Recently, the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (Zimstat) released a report for May noting that the annual inflation stood at 785,55% while the total consumption poverty datum line rose to above $8 000 for a household of five people when the majority of workers is earning less than $7000.
The president of the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions, Peter Moyo yesterday reminded the government of its last year&#8217;s promise to ditch the local currency if it had failed to stabilise it.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2020/07/govt-workers-face-off-over-us-salaries/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">NewsDay</a>

Govt, Workers' Salary Meeting Reach Impasse

A Chinese national was on Monday arrested after he shot and injured two of his employees over a salary dispute.
Yesterday, the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) demanded justice for the shot employees after reports had suggested that he was yet to be arrested.
Watch the short video below for more.
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Below are pictures of the Zimbabwean employee and the Chinese national respectively.

Image: ZimLive

WATCH: Chinese National Shooting Zimbabwean Employee In Gweru

The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has demanded justice for two Zimbabwean workers who were reportedly shot and killed by their Chinese employers in Gweru.
The alleged tragedy was reported by MDC Alliance deputy spokesperson in the Youth Assembly, Womberai Nhende who posted on Twitter on the 21st of June 2020 saying they were shot over a salary dispute. He said:
<blockquote>A chinese national has shot and injured two natives in Gweru over a salary dispute. And no arrest has been made.
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It is not clear as to when the incident happened. Responding to the post, ZCTU said:
<blockquote>The government has sold the country to China. Now the Chinese do as they pleased &amp; illtreat Zimbabwean workers in our own country because they know we have no protection from the government. The liberators have turned our good country into a predator state. <a class="link-complex" href="https://twitter.com/search?q=%23justiceforworkers" target="_blank" rel="hashtag noopener noreferrer">#justiceforworkers</a></blockquote>
There have been numerous reports of abuse of workers by Chinese employers in the country with some workers reportedly working in unsafe working environments and unsafe conditions.
Last year, Norton legislator, <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/06/27/full-thread-chinese-citizens-mistreatment-of-zimbabweans-should-stop-mliswa/">Temba Mliswa claimed that Chinese investors were not in compliance with health and safety rules, environmental laws, labour practices and all aspects of human rights.</a>
More: <a href="https://twitter.com/ZctuZimbabwe/status/1274799792472952833">Womberai Nhende;</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/ZctuZimbabwe/status/1274799792472952833">ZCTU</a>

GRAPHIC PICTURE: ZCTU Demands Justice For 2 Employees Reportedly Shot By Chinese Employers

The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Union (ZCTU) has called upon the government to pay a US$100 cushion to &#8220;vulnerable&#8221; workers during the national lockdown.
Basing on the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZimStat)’s 2019 Labour Force And Child Labour Survey report released last month, ZCTU asserts that 98% of the country’s 14,2 million citizens were vulnerable to direct and indirect shocks of COVID-19.
The union&#8217;s proposal means that the government needs US$276 379 900 or nearly $7 billion to pay a US$100 cushion to about 95,4% of the employed population. ZCTU said:
<blockquote>Given the rise in urban poverty and the fact that urban citizens pay for almost all services (rentals, water, electricity, etc) as compared to rural households, it may be prudent to remember this dimension as government seeks to mitigate the impact of Covid-19, including the lockdown.
Additionally, the government should expedite addressing mealie-meal shortages in the suburbs in order to avoid long queues which can be a potential for the spread of COVID-19 infections. There have been unjustified price increases of basic commodities further deepening the suffering of citizens.</blockquote>
The government has currently set aside $600 million which translate to 200 Zimbabwe dollars or US$8 for each of the one million vulnerable workers over the next three months.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2020/04/zctu-demands-us100-cushion-for-vulnerable-employees/">NewsDay</a>
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ZCTU Calls Upon Govt To Pay US$100 Cushion To Vulnerable Employees During Lockdown

The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU), a labour organisation, has claimed that the Tripartite Negotiating Forum Bill is their victory. The bill among other things outlaws stay-aways or strikes by workers before exhausting negotiation channels with government and other stakeholders.
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<div>The bill comes at a time when several workers groups have threatened to protest against the state of affairs. A January ZCTU stay-away degenerated into chaos as military personnel shot and killed several civilians. Properties were also lost as participants in the demonstration looted and torched some infrastructures.</div>

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Below is the twitter post by the labor union:


https://twitter.com/ZctuZimbabwe/status/1137251764745441280
More:<a href="https://twitter.com/ZctuZimbabwe/status/1137251764745441280" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> ZCTU </a>

FULL TEXT: ZCTU Claims The Criticised TNF Bill Is Their Victory

NewsDay editorial bemoans the lack of unity amongst labour organisations in the country at the moment.
This comes after the ZIMTA has indicated that it was pulling out of the workers&#8217; union citing leadership involvement in politics. There are also indications that there are some members of the ZCTU that might also quit the labour movement.
The editorial observes that although great national leaders came out of labour unions, it is absurd for the ZCTU to be involved in politics. It notes:
<blockquote>The ZCTU has remained relevant and important to the country thus far simply because it has maintained a non-partisan stance, which is why people like the late Morgan Richard Tsvangirai had to leave the organisation to form the Movement for Democratic Change. Similarly, Father Zimbabwe — as Nkomo was affectionately known, had to relinquish his trade union leadership in the then Rhodesia Railways Workers Union to form the National Democratic Party in 1960.</blockquote>
<div class="code-block code-block-3">It also notes that a number of unions that were formed to champion interests of some political parties and they failed to see the light of the day.</div>
<div>The editorial went further to point out that labour issues currently facing the country demand a united and solid ZCTU. Workers receive unsustainable salaries which are further eroded by inflation.</div>
The editorial believes that now is the best time to be united for the common goal of championing the interests of the labour.
More: <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/2019/05/division-last-thing-labour-needs-at-the-moment/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">NewsDay</a>

Labor Unions Must Be Uniting Right Now

The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has called upon stakeholders to engage in a national social dialogue meant to address issues grounding Zimbabwe.
Speaking on Monday at the tripartite seminar on “promoting and reinforcing social dialogue in Zimbabwe”, ZCTU president Peter Mutasa said:
<blockquote>We therefore note as labour that national social dialogue is of extreme importance and has a strategic dimension in that deepening consultation between social partners builds consensus on broad issues. This includes currency options that should enable Zimbabwe to navigate this treacherous terrain and crises in a balanced and inclusive way that promotes social justice, fairness and equity.</blockquote>
Mutasa also said that a national dialogue was consistent with the national constitution and other international statutes the country has acceded to. He added:
<blockquote>Continued violation of rights enshrined in the Constitution, bickering, name-calling, animosity and polarisation will only serve to sink this country deeper into crisis and the abyss, further impoverishing the working people we represent. We therefore stand here as labour to re-affirm our commitment to the founding principles and values of social dialogue espoused in our frameworks negotiated in the TNF, and especially the Declaration of Intent and the Kadoma Declaration.</blockquote>
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ZCTU Calls For National Social Dialogue As Crises Worsen

Spokesperson of the Nelson Chamisa led MDC-T, Jacob Mafume told the Daily News yesterday that his party will join the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) in protesting against the deteriorating economic conditions in Zimbabwe.
Mafume said the resolution was made during the MDC’s urgent national executive committee meeting that was held at the party headquarters in Harare yesterday. Said Mafume:
<blockquote>It was resolved by the national executive that we should show that we are with the people during this tough time, so we must join them in demonstrating against a government that is clearly clueless on how they can extricate the country out of the economic quagmire. People have come to a point where they are saying enough is enough, hence the ZCTU action which we commend and will complement very soon after we meet all the stakeholders to come up with a convenient date. We have also been consulting our structures and they have signalled that they have had enough so we will stand with them in solidarity as dictated by the Constitution which provides for the right to demonstrate.</blockquote>
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Chamisa's MDC To Join ZCTU Protests

The Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions (ZCTU) has warned that a number of Zimbabweans are suffering from mental illness due to the non-payment of wages and salaries. Speaking at commemorations to mark World Day for Safety and Health at Work, ZCTU Vice President, Florence Taruvinga said,
<blockquote>The other challenge concerns the workers’ wages and salaries which we have termed as Wage theft. The current scenario in Zimbabwe is so disturbing because workers are now subjected to mental health and psychosocial challenges,&#8230;The current lost time injury frequency rate of 3 is not anything to smile at; rather we need to work hard as Social Partners to ensure that we bring it down to globally acceptable levels of less than 1.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/a-range-of-zimbabweans-suffering-from-mental-illness-due-to-non-pyament-of-salaries/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">New Zimbabwe</a>
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