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Posted by admin on December 3, 2025 at 2:33 AM
Zambeef Products Plc has granted its employees a 12 per cent
salary increase following successful negotiations with the Great and Meat
Workers Union of Zambia (GRAMUZ).
Announcing the agreement, Zambeef Chief Executive Officer
Faith Mutuku said the move reflects the company’s commitment to employee
welfare and long-term business sustainability. She noted that the negotiations
were concluded swiftly after the start of the new financial year in October.
“This agreement demonstrates our ongoing dedication to the
well-being of our employees and the long-term health of our business. Our
employees are the backbone of this organization, and this salary increase is a
tangible way of showing that,” Ms. Mutuku said.
Zambeef, which employs more than 8,000 Zambians, has over
the years implemented initiatives such as housing support and welfare programs.
Ms Mutuku also called for greater support for local
businesses, stressing that they reinvest earnings into the economy, especially
during tough economic times.
GRAMUZ President Blake Mulala praised Zambeef for leading by
example during a period marked by load-shedding and rising operational costs.
He urged other employers to follow suit and appealed to
government to avoid excessive taxation on compliant local businesses, warning
that such measures could harm industries vital for job creation.
She concluded highlighting the importance of balancing
worker welfare with business sustainability amid economic pressures.
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