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Harare City Council and its employees are on a collision course over the payment of foreign currency incentives.
City of Harare employees are arguing that they also need a cushion but Human Resources Committee chairperson, Councillor Kudzai Kadzombe, said they cannot access foreign currency. <a href="https://www.hmetro.co.zw/city-employees-up-in-arms/">H-Metro</a> quoted Kadzombe as saying:
<blockquote>
We have made efforts to approach relevant authorities to allow CoH to charge embassies and other institutions, which have easy access to foreign currency, in forex. However, our efforts have been fruitless.
We are faced with an impossible situation that, if not attended to, may result in a massive brain drain.
We are appealing to the relevant authorities to allow us to charge in foreign currency to those who can pay it so that we can try and manage this situation.
We want to keep our workers, who are currently not happy at all, as Government workers are getting a USD incentive.
</blockquote>
According to the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZIMSTAT), the United States dollar has progressively become the dominant currency in domestic transactions, with USD usage now over 75% of the economy.
The Zimbabwe dollar has been losing value since its re-introduction in 2019, with the majority of service providers, including the government, demanding payment in foreign currency.
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Harare City Council Workers Demand USD Incentive

Workers in Zimbabwe’s mining sector have received a wage hike fixed in United States dollars.
Following the adjustment, the lowest-paid worker in the sector is set to earn US$355 per month, while the highest-paid worker will now receive US$823.37 beginning January this year.
However, 35% of the wages will be paid in Zimbabwe dollars.
Further, the agreement says companies that do not generate foreign currency may be allowed to pay the full US dollar amount in local currency equivalent using the official Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) auction rate.
Before the adjustment, the lowest paid mining employee got $217 299.84 per month, while the most paid took home $503 994.78.
The new salary structure was agreed upon by the Associated Mine Workers Union of Zimbabwe (AMWUZ) and the Chamber of Mines of Zimbabwe on 13 March 2023.
A circular sent to mine operators seen by <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/business/article/200009052/mine-workers-wages-pegged-in-us">NewsDay</a> reads in part:
<blockquote>
Foreign currency-generating companies shall pay the new minimum wages in both US$ and ZWL (Zimbabwe dollar) portions as provided for above.
Non-foreign currency generating companies may be exempted from the requirement to pay in dual currency and shall pay the new monthly US dollar minimum wages as provided for above at the prevailing auction rate on the date of payment.
</blockquote>
Professional and General Mine Workers Union of Zimbabwe president Abraham Kavalanjila said the new salary structure is “fair” but “it’s not enough due to the unpredictability of our economy.” He added:
<blockquote>
At least if it was US$500 then workers were going to be happy and would take care of their families’ daily needs.
</blockquote>
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Mine Workers' Wages Fixed In United States Dollars

Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC) employees have appealed to the government to pay half of their salaries in foreign currency as most basic services such as rentals are now pegged in USD.
ZBC workers committee chairperson Maushe Mutetepi on Thursday, 02 January appeared before the Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Information, Media and Broadcasting Services.
He told Parliamentarians that the minimum wage at ZBC was $188 000.
Mutetepi also said that ZBC has now become a training ground for other media houses as it is losing experienced workers at an alarming rate. He said:
<blockquote>
Staff retention and understaffing are serious issues. Last year, 50 employees left ZBC. From our engineering department, eight left.
Some are on exit as we speak and the major reason is remuneration. They are just using their leave days.
When you look at what others are getting elsewhere and across the border, you will see that mine is just a title with empty pockets.
It’s a title to say he is an engineer at ZBC, but what do you have to show for that?
With the proliferation of broadcasting houses, ZBC is just being used as a training ground.
</blockquote>
The ZBC workers also asked for land from the government to enable them to carry out various farming projects to sustain their families. | <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200006927/zbc-workers-demand-us-salaries-land">NewsDay</a>

ZBC Workers Demand USD Salaries And Farmland

Finance and Economic Development Minister, Professor <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Mthuli_Ncube">Mthuli Ncube</a> has said the government tried its best to improve the salaries for civil servants.
Public sector workers want pay hikes and have<a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/teacher-arrested-for-posting-whatsapp-message-complaining-about-poor-salaries/"> spent the past three years</a> <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/teacher-arrested-for-posting-whatsapp-message-complaining-about-poor-salaries/">calling on the government to pay them their pre-October 2018 United States dollar salaries of around US$540.</a>
Speaking recently in the Senate, <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Midlands_Province">Midlands</a> senator <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Morgen_Komichi">Morgen Komichi</a> (<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/MDC_Alliance">MDC Alliance</a>) said civil servants were too underpaid that they could not embark on meaningful projects. He said:
<blockquote>
Civil servants’ salaries are too little and not sufficient for one to embark on a project, or even build a house. It is not enough even for food.
</blockquote>
In response, Ncube said the government had tried its best to improve the salaries of civil servants. <a href="https://www.newsday.co.zw/local-news/article/200005558/mthuli-says-no-to-wage-increases-for-civil-servants">NewsDay</a> cites him as saying:
<blockquote>
Government really tried its best under the circumstances to improve the salaries for civil servants. We have not missed our bonus payments since 2018, and since then, I declared that bonuses will be paid as a 13th cheque every year except that we have changed a little bit for those who are in positions of director and above.
They will only be paid upon performance assessments which will take effect from January or February next year for their 2022 performance. That is when those bonuses will be honoured. The rest of the civil servants are being paid bonuses.
</blockquote>
Early this year, the government said it would consider increasing the US dollar component salaries of civil servants and also review their local currency component.
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