Every single month, Zambian workers contribute five percent of their salary towards their Pension Scheme, but are employers actually remitting that money?
As companies in Zambia face closures in the wake of the global recession, the National Pensions Authority is demanding that businesses should Pay Workers' Pensions before liquidation.
More than 15,000 workers in Zambia have lost their jobs in recent months due to the global economic crisis. But is the Redundancy Act helping workers who are Retrenched?
The job of a police officer is to maintain law and order, but unfortunately for officers in Zambia, the law is keeping them from Fighting for Their Rights and better service conditions.
Zambian pensioners have been subjected to various challenges in accessing their dues. But the decentralisation of the Pension Service has seen Nine New District Offices open.
The role of Labour Unions in Zambia has come under scrutiny after thousands of teachers quit their unions accusing leaders of failing to fight for their rights.
Workers who are employed by small companies are not Protected by Unionsand feel vulnerable. Trade unions have been urged to consider reducing the number of people required to join their organisations.
The Zambia government introduced the HIV/AIDS Workplace Policya couple of years ago. But the stigma attached to the disease prevents many from reaping the benefits.
To tackle the global increase in unemployment, poverty and inequality, and the continuing collapse of enterprises, the International Labour Organisation (ILO) has adopted a Global Jobs Pact.
The human resource situation in Zambia’s health sector has remained below par for many years. This puts pressure on health workers in their Job Situation.
