Workers, an indispensible asset

Hon Priscah Mupfumira
Zimbabwe joins the international community in celebrating Worker’s Day. For the past decade, workers have taken it upon themselves to finance and organise this important day’s events.  As Government, we have deeply regarded this recurrence and ceased ourselves with the obligation to serve the workers during these annual commemorations.

The worker is an important and indispensable asset in the labour market.
Without the contributions of labour, economies cease to function.

This May Day, we want the workers to take a back seat, relax and allow us as a nation, to show our appreciation for their self-less commitment toward socio-economic success.

Your sacrifices as workers, amidst a plethora of challenges, are most appreciated.
Every drop of sweat from the workers is credit to our ZimAasset and other initiatives set at boosting economic growth.

To all Zimbabwean workers, we want to say “thank you, mazvita, siyabonga!” have a blessed 2016 Workers Day. — Hon Mupfumira is Minister of Labour Public Services and Social Services.

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