New book tackles labour disputes

ZIMBABWE’S labour sector, long marked by frequent and often contentious disputes, is set to benefit from a new publication that offers practical, locally grounded solutions to workplace conflict.

Edited by Tapiwa Kasuso and co-authored by Gift Manyatera, Noar Maringe and Reginald Mutero, the book, titled Labour Dispute Resolution in Zimbabwe, explores how dispute resolution sits at the intersection of industrial harmony, economic productivity, social justice and constitutional rights.

Kasuso said despite the central role labour dispute resolution plays in employment relations, Zimbabwe lacked a single, comprehensive text that systematically explains the legal and institutional framework governing the process.

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