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Posted by admin on April 13, 2026 at 4:32 AM
The Ministry of Labour and Social Security has fined Rozec
Merchants, a contracting company under Zambezi Portland Cement, K80,000 for
failing to issue contracts of employment to its workers.
Labour Commissioner Givens Mutengwa, who conducted an
inspection at the cement manufacturing plant in conjunction with the Workers
Compensation Fund Control Board, directed the company to ensure that all
employees are issued with contracts of employment by the end of this month.
He further ordered that the penalty be remitted by
month-end.
Mr. Mutengwa reiterated that employers have a legal
obligation to formalize employment relations in writing, stressing that failure
to do so constitutes a violation of workers’ rights.
“This action is meant to safeguard employees and ensure
that their rights are protected under the law. Employers must comply with
labour regulations to guarantee fair treatment and accountability,” he said.
The Ministry emphasized that the enforcement of labour
standards is critical in promoting decent work and protecting employees from
exploitation, particularly in industries such as mining and construction where
contract violations are common.
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