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Civil Servants To Sign Wage Slip Receipt Collection Forms, As Government Bids To Flush Out Ghost Workers

Posted on May 29, 2016May 29, 2016 by newzimbabwevision

CIVIL servants are now required to sign up collection forms upon receiving pay slips as the Government moves to clean up the civil service of ghost workers.The move is part of the implementation of civil service audit recommendations made last year which has also seen the Government withholding funding for 2 888 teachers in trust schools. Treasury is set to save US$19,8 million annually. Cabinet is also deliberating a reduction of student teacher allowances from…

‘Dead, Zimbabwe Economy Forces Civil Service Commission (CSC) To Slash Diplomats Allowances’

Posted on May 17, 2016May 17, 2016 by newzimbabwevision

THE Civil Service Commission (CSC) has with effect from this month slashed all diplomats’ allowances due to the prevailing economic challenges. Presenting a report on the visit to Kuwait last month by a delegation of local legislators that was led by the Speaker of the National Assembly Jacob Mudenda, Zanu-PF Makonde lawmaker, Kindness Paradza told the House that diplomats’ allowances had been cut by up to 25 percent. The delegation was in Kuwait from 25…

‘Treasury Loses Millions To Zanu PF Militia ,Supporters,Ghost &Unqualified Workers’-Audit

Posted on March 16, 2016March 16, 2016 by newzimbabwevision

A CIVIL Service Commission audit has unearthed the massive rot in President Robert Mugabe’s government, where millions of dollars are allegedly being spent on salaries to ghost and idle workers, amid reports that over $3,3 billion — 83% of the National Budget — was gobbled by salaries alone in 2015. The audit all but confirms reports that thousands of ghost workers — mostly unqualified Zanu PF militias and supporters — were bleeding Treasury of millions…

Petra High School In Bulawayo Terminates 12 Teacher Contracts And Replaces Them With Volunteers

Posted on March 6, 2016 by newzimbabwevision

PETRA High School in Bulawayo has terminated employment contracts for 12 Government-registered teachers, replacing them with “volunteers”, Sunday News reported. The 12 teachers had their contracts terminated without being given the option to choose between staying in private service or be redeployed in the civil service. Affected teachers who spoke to Sunday News on condition of anonymity said school authorities forced them to sign forms for redeployment to Government. This comes after Government, in January…

‘Immediate Recall Of Teachers On Leave, And 24 Hr Notice Of Termination Of service For Relief Teachers’

Posted on January 24, 2016January 24, 2016 by newzimbabwevision

HE Government will cut salaries of teachers who will fail to produce good results especially for public examination classes, among a cocktail of measures aimed at improving the quality of education in the country. This comes into effect this month following an announcement in the budget statement presented by Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa last year which also recommended that teachers at all schools which will register below 50 percent pass rate at Grade 7 and…

Central Intelligence Organisation, Secretly Paid Bonuses & December Salary

Posted on January 6, 2016 by newzimbabwevision

The government last year quietly paid Central Intelligence Organisation (CIO) operatives their annual bonuses, yet postponed, several times, paying the salaries of civil servants, only releasing the payments yesterday, a development that is likely to spark a rebuke from other public sector workers. While most civil servants were penniless during the festive season, members of the CIO received their December salaries on December 21 and their bonuses 10 days later, insiders have revealed. “Members of…

Zim Civil Service Commission Re-registering Pensioners, To Eradicate Ghost Pensioners

Posted on October 4, 2015 by newzimbabwevision

Civil Service Commission last month commenced an exercise where they are re-issuing certificates of life to all Government pensioners, a move that is expected to rid the system of possible ghost pensioners. In a telephone interview, Deputy Minister Matangaidze said this was just a routine exercise to update their books on the people they were paying pensions to. “That is just a routine exercise. There is nothing much to it. We want to ensure that…