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Nurse Training January 2025 Intake

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Lecturers at the <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/National_University_of_Science_and_Technology">National University of Science and Technology (NUST)</a> have said they will not be reporting for duty citing incapacitation following the removal of transport allowances.
The lecturers cited incapacitation in their letter to NUST Vice Chancellor after their transport allowances were removed on Thursday. 
In a letter seen by NewZimbabwe, NUST Educators’ Association (NUSTEDA) president Mlamuli Dlamini, said:
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 This letter serves to inform your office of the resolution by the NUSTEDA constituency in a general meeting held on campus this morning (9 March 2023). 
All NUSTEDA members are incapacitated to report for duty with immediate effect.
The NUSTEDA membership highlighted that this incapacitation results from the unilateral removal of the transport allowance by the NUST management and the depreciation of the buying power of the salary.
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Civil servants in Zimbabwe, such as teachers, doctors, and nurses, have gone on strike many times in recent years to demand better pay and working conditions. 
The strikes have caused disruptions in public services. 
The government has responded by threatening to fire striking workers and hiring temporary staff, but the strikes continue because the underlying issues of low pay and poor working conditions remain unresolved. 
These strikes reflect the economic and political challenges in Zimbabwe, including high inflation, low economic growth, and government corruption.
Recently, <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/govt-pay-hike-offer-to-civil-servants-revealed/">workers rejected the pay hike offer</a> the government made at the National Joint Negotiation Council (NJNC) meeting that was held in Harare in the first week of March. 
The civil servants’ demand through ZCPSTU was US$840 salaries, an increase on the US$540 that they have long been clamouring for.
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NUST Lecturers Down Tools Citing Incapacitation

Nurses at public health facilities have resolved to report for duty one day per week due to incapacitation.
This was revealed by Zimbabwe Professional Nurses Union (ZPNU) secretary-general Douglas Chikobvu, who argued that nurses will not continue subsidising the government. Said Chikobvu:
<blockquote>We as nurses are going to implement the one day per week initiative since the government has failed to address our plight to levels where we can feel capacitated.
Nurses have sat down and agreed to work one day per week so that we stop subsidising our employer.</blockquote>
Nurses have hitherto been going to work two or three times a week after the government gave them the green light to do so several months ago.
The government recently awarded all health workers a 60 per cent salary increment which was rejected by doctors who have been on strike for the past 47 days.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2019/10/17/nurses-to-report-for-duty-once-a-week" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Daily News</a></h4>

Nurses Resolve To Report For Duty Once Per Week

Speaking to The Herald, Acting Chief Secretary to the President and Cabinet George Charamba said President Mnangagwa is aware of the difficulties civil servants are facing and the need to adjust their salaries.
Charamba said Mnangagwa hinted that any salary adjustments would be made within the limits of the budget. He also said Mnangagwa paid tribute to civil servants unions for displaying “maturity” during a consultative meeting on salaries and conditions of service the workers held with Government representatives on Monday. Said Charamba:
<blockquote>This morning I had a telephonic contact with the President who is still on leave and in his communication with me, he paid tribute to Government workers for a very fruitful and mature preliminary interaction they had with a team of ministers and officials representing Government. He wanted it known that he is fully aware of the cost of living pressures which the civil servants are going through and the need for Government to try its level best within the limits of the budget to ameliorate these difficulties.</blockquote>
Charamba said the President was also thankful to junior doctors who had resumed work after a month-long strike. Civil Service Commission (CSC) chairperson Dr Vincent Hungwe yesterday said the National Joint Negotiating Council (NJNC) will meet tomorrow.
More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/ed-commends-civil-servants-teachers-ignore-unions-strike-call/">Chronicle</a>

Mnangagwa Aware Of Civil Servant's Issues, Says Any Salary Increase Will Be Made Within Budget Limits

The Government says that it has set in motion a process to convene a special meeting with worker representatives to negotiate the issues raised by civil servants regarding their remuneration.
Last week the government met with representatives from the Apex Council but the talks did not yield any fruit as they ended in a stalemate. In a statement, Public Commission Secretary, Jonathan Wutawunshe said
<blockquote>The forum has assisted in creating industrial harmony in the civil service and Government places great importance to this process. The workers presented a set of matters for discussion and Government recognises these and commits itself to consultations on an ongoing basis to address them.
Aware of the challenges that the workers are facing as a result of a number of price distortions arising from and bordering on criminal activities, Government has set in motion a process to convene a special meeting with the worker representatives.
This platform will formalise ongoing arrangements to engage the workers in order to address the issues that they have raised in an integrated and comprehensive manner.</blockquote>
The Apex Council president, Cecilia Alexander bemoaned the increase in the prices of good and called on the government to raise the salaries of civil servants. Said, Alexander
<blockquote>
Prices have increased, however, our salaries have remained the same. We want our salaries adjusted in line with the current prices.
We also want the Government to look at the five per cent gap that is between teachers and the rest of civil servants. When we got a 17,5 per cent salary increase, others were given a 22,5 per cent increase. We want that gap to be bridged.
As you can see the budget was silent about the welfare of the civil servants and we would want the Government to come up with a mechanism that will cushion civil servants from the high prices
</blockquote>
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Teachers Want Pay Rise To Be At Par With That Of Soldiers As Talks With Govt Are Set To Resume

Civil servants have threatened the government with strike action if it fails to heed their call to reverse the recently announced austerity measures. Reports indicate that civil servants are yet to receive their bonuses after the government promised to pay them at the end of November.
The Health Services Board (the body which represents government medical personnel) and the Apex Council (the body which represents all civil servants) called on the government to adjust its policies. Apex Council Chairperson Cecilia Alexander said
<blockquote>The Health and Civil Servants Apex Council jointly demand a revision of some of the 2019 budget proposals by the Minister of Finance.
It is our position that any further move to implement the said proposals will certainly cause disharmony between ourselves and the employer and may, in the end, defeat the government’s well-intentioned objective to stabilise the economy.
The decision to pay a bonus based on basic salary is unacceptable to us and amounts to a withdrawal of a benefit, much against the law. The same applies to the 5% cut on the salaries of senior civil servants.
If workers are going to pay duty in forex, it follows that salaries should be paid in forex. This proposal on forex will have the effect of excluding civil servants from buying vehicles and some foodstuffs. Our salaries are in RTGS (real time gross settlement), customs duty is in US dollars. If we convert our salaries to US dollars on the parallel market we get jailed for 10 years.
The budget does not at all mention the cost of living adjustment, which is an urgent matter given the massive erosion of our incomes since the continuous surge in prices of basic goods and service.</blockquote>
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Civil Servants Threaten To Join Doctors' Strike, Demand That Govt Reverse Austerity Measures