VIOLET MENGO, Lusaka
IN SECOND and final part of the interview, Minister of Labour and Social Security Joyce Simukoko is allaying fears that mining investors want to leave the country. (more…)
VIOLET MENGO, Lusaka
WHEN Government amended the Employment Act early this year, wrong information filtered through social media that maternity leave had been extended from 90 days to 150 days or five months. (more…)
ALEX NJOVU, Lusaka
FORMER Football Association of Zambia (FAZ) general secretary Paul Simukoko is confident that soccer governing body president Andrew Kamanga will win the Confederation of African Football (CAF) executive committee position for Southern Africa. (more…)
PRISCILLA MWILA, Lusaka
MINISTER of Labour and Social Security Joyce Simukoko has urged mine unions on the Copperbelt to provide accurate information to Government on challenges facing miners. (more…)
SHIKANDA KAWANGA, Lusaka
MINISTER of Labour and Social Security Joyce Simukoko says workers should be in the forefront of reporting companies that abrogate labour laws.
WORKERS' COMPESANTION CORNER with MAYBIN NKHOLMBA
A SERIOUS workplace injury or death changes lives forever – for families, friends, communities, and fellow workers too. Human loss and suffering is immeasurable. Occupational injuries and illnesses can provoke major crises for the families in which they occur. In addition to major financial burdens, they can impose substantial time demands on uninjured family members.
WORKERS' COMPENSATION CORNER with MAYBIN NKHOLOMBA
MINISTER of Labour and Social Security Joyce Nonde Simukoko has commended the Workers’ Compensation Fund Control Board (WCFCB) for prudently investing public funds in residential property to address the housing deficit in Kalumbila district, North-western Province.
HONE SIAME, Lusaka
MINISTER of Labour and Social Security Joyce Simukoko says the current social security system needs urgent overhaul as it does not provide adequate social