The General Inspectorate of Public Administration, in Gaza, has found the existence of civil servants who receive salaries and their respective allowances, even after being disconnected from the employer. The Provincial Delegate of IGAP, in Gaza, quoted by Radio Mozambique, says that most of the times, these are individuals with management positions in several...
The President of the Republic said yesterday that civil servants should not "panic" in the face of inconsistencies in the application of the new Single Wage Table, ensuring that everyone will have their salaries. "Do not panic because no one will be without salary," said Filipe Nyusi, quoted by Lusa, during a meeting with members of the Front of...
Civil servants complain that the older they are, the less they get paid, according to the new salary scale. Analysts say the Government should clarify the criteria in order not to demotivate workers. The Single Salary Table (TSU), which generated a lot of expectation in Mozambique, is disappointing public servants, who complain of unclear criteria for the calculation of the...
Around 76% of the 385 thousand public employees covered by the implementation of the Single Wage Table (TSU), are already framed. The information is provided by the newspaper Notícias, which cites a source in the Ministry of Economy and Finance. The source told Notícias that the process of framing of employees ends at the end of the current month,...
Zimbabwean civil servants are not resigned to the current cost of living situation. They say they will go on strike again in two weeks as the cost of living continues to rise. The main teachers' union (ZIMTA) is not yet among those who have made the threat, but the teachers are worried...
About the Single Salary Schedule (TSA) that has created enormous expectation among civil servants, who are eager for its implementation, the government clarified that it will only be implemented according to the condition of each civil servant or agent of the State, in each sector of activity. The information was advanced, this Tuesday, by...