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Topic : Allied Workers Union

Banks automate, phase out traditional roles

BAZ believes the digital shift presents employees with opportunities to upskill and transition into new roles better suited to a digital economy.

By Ashton Ndakusiya Apr. 11, 2025

Banks automate, phase out traditional roles

Medical professionals wrangle spill into High Court

The judge also declared Sozinyu the union’s secretary-general saying he had the powers and responsibilities for the purpose of sending out required notices for the next congress.

By Desmond Chingarande Aug. 28, 2024

Medical professionals wrangle spill into High Court

Union leader acquitted over rape charge

He pleaded not guilty when he appeared before Chiredzi regional magistrate Judith Zuyu.

By Priviledge Gumbodete Jun. 4, 2024

Bank workers plot Sadc offensive against Stanchart

This was part of a broad strategy that saw the banking giant leaving poorly performing emerging markets assets.

By Julia Ndlela May. 31, 2024

Bank workers plot Sadc offensive against Stanchart

Stanchart Zim workers deserve honesty, respect

We understand the bank's decision to leave, but we expect a more considerate approach when it comes to the welfare of its employees.

By The Zimbabwe Independent May. 24, 2024

Stanchart Zim workers deserve honesty, respect

HCC loses labour in severe brain drain

Zimbabwe’s economic woes, characterised by rampant inflation and a volatile local currency, have contributed to the inability of local authorities to retain talent.

By Problem Masau Apr. 10, 2024

Council accused of neglecting workers

Harare mayor Jacob Mafume said the harsh economic climate was driving workers in the local authority and other sectors into poverty.

By Kenneth Nyangani Apr. 7, 2024

Varsity workers threaten strike over poor salaries

The unions said university commercialised projects had been failing to supply funds that cater for workers’ salaries thereby worsening the high cost of living induced by a stringent budget.

By Brent Shamu and Margaret Lubinda Feb. 19, 2024

Varsity workers threaten strike over poor salaries

Workers bemoan poor working conditions at Chinese lithium mines

According to the Zimbabwe Investment and Development Agency, China had US$2,79 billion worth of investment licences issued as of the third quarter of last year.

By Tatira Zwinoira Feb. 9, 2024