Salary Survey
Do you earn the right wages for the right work? Are you paid correctly for your job? Take our Salary Survey and contribute to wage knowledge in Zimbabwe.
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WageIndicator Foundation and associated researchers would like you to fill out our survey on Living and Working during the Coronavirus pandemic. The daily results of this survey can be found in our Maps and Graphs.
News
2 February 2021 - The Covid-19 situation in Zimbabwe has amplified challenges related to loss of employment, inadequate income and career opportunities for households, giving rise to an increase in child labour unfolding in many areas across the country. Take the Survey on Living and Working in Zimbabwe during Coronavirus
Wondering whether you get paid for travel to and from work? Mywage reports that salaries paid to employees account only for hours worked by the employee and not for the time commuted to and from work. Some companies either provide a transportation allowance or transport for employees. Learn more about Commuting and Work in Zimbabwe
Unemployment benefits in Zimbabwe are not provided under the Labour Act, 1985. A means-tested and non-contributory public assistance programme is administered to provide financial help to the unemployed citizens. Take the Cost of Living Survey in Zimbabwe
- Take our Salary Survey and check your wages
- What is the Price of...... food and goods for your family?
- Do you know how much your colleagues earn, compared to you?
- Domestic Workers and pay
- Do you get enough Annual Leave?
- What about Maternity and Work?
- The laws on Dismissal are very clear
- What happens when you are Sick
- Forced Labour is illegal
- Make sure your CV is the best
- Maternity Leave: The ins and outs
- Find out about training on the job
- Women: What is the best way to get a job?
- Difficult Bosses: How can you get ahead?
Economic Facts
- Did you know that the Founder of Econet Wireless- Zimbabwe’s largest telecommunications service provider, is the richest man in Zimbabwe? Strive Masiyiwa is reported to have a net worth of 398,090,000,000 ZWD (1.1 Billion USD), making him the richest man in the country and the 1851st richest man in the world! Who are Zimbabwe’s Business VIPS?
- Did you know that employees are protected against discrimination under section 5(1) of the Labour Act in Zimbabwe? It prohibits discrimination on the grounds of age, sex, political origin, race, tribe, color, creed, place of origin, HIV/AIDS pregnancy or any disability. Learn more about labour laws with regards to discrimination in Zimbabwe
- Exports of arts and crafts in Zimbabwe was 3,795.99 million ZWD (USD 10.5 million) in 2019 which was mainly exported to South Africa, America and Europe. This sector includes the production of woven baskets, wood carvings, metal sculptures etc., and plays a pivotal role in local economic development. Learn more about work and wages in Zimbabwe
- In September 2020, an average Zimbabwean lived on 416.185 Zimbabwean Dollars (ZWD) (US$ 1.15) per day as opposed to 1259.88 ZWD (US$ 3.591), which is the minimum daily wage required to be above the poverty line. The target to become an upper middle income country seems unattainable, with the increasing poverty levels and inequality in Zimbabwe. Learn more about minimum wages of Zimbabwe
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