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Felex Share Herald Reporter
HARARE City Council workers yesterday went back on strike demanding better salaries. Council workers’ representatives yesterday accused management of lacking commitment in negotiations. The unions said the workers will only resume work when they are given a written undertaking and reasonable payment plan on the money they are owed.
The workers got an arbitral award of a 16 percent salary increment effective January this year. However, council reportedly gave each worker a top-up of US$20.
Harare Municipal Workers’ Union chairperson Mr Cosmas Bungu yesterday said council wanted to award increments on a sliding scale against a Labour Court directive.
“There is a court order that they want to vary on a sliding
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