Online Reporter
Rutendo Nyeve
Victoria Falls Reporter
THE Tripartite Negotiating Forum has registered significant strides in promoting decent work and fair remuneration through the gazetting of the National Minimum Wage, as well as deliberating on two critical policy frameworks, the National Employment Policy and the National Formalisation Strategy, both of which are currently before Cabinet for consideration.
The social partners have also developed a draft Social Contract, among several other significant milestones that reflect the continued strengthening of the TNF.
These include the recent appointment of additional members of staff to the TNF Secretariat.
Public Service, Labour and Social Welfare Minister Edgar Moyo revealed this yesterday at the Tripartite Negotiating Forum (TNF) Retreat that is underway in Victoria Falls.
The forum is being held under the theme: “Accelerating social dialogue for socio-economic development.”
Minister Moyo, who also chairs the TNF, described the retreat in Victoria Falls as more than just a meeting but a strategic platform in the national journey, providing an opportunity to reflect on the progress, consolidate achievements and chart the course for the future of social dialogue in Zimbabwe.
