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This is an appeal against the decision of the respondent disciplinary authority where it found appellant employee guilty of improperly associating with school pupils where he allegedly proposed love to one RudoGwatidzo who was a new comer at the school he was teaching. Facts of the matter are that appellant was brought before a disciplinary committee after allegations of improperly associating with 3 school girls had been levelled against him. Following the hearing he was found not guilty in respect of the other 2 girls who did not come to testify against him. He was however found guilty in respect... More

This is an appeal against an arbitral award handed down on the 9th February 2012. The factual background is as follows; The appellant was employed as a Technician by Siemens (Pvt) Ltd a company whose telecommunications business was purchased by Paragon Communications (Pvt) Ltd on the 1st February, 2007. The appellant was consequently transferred to Paragon Communications on the same terms and conditions as under the previous contract. The appellant referred a complaint to the Labour Office of an unfair labour practice arising out of the fact that, contrary to the express terms of his contract of employment, the respondent... More

This is an appeal against the decision of the Negotiating Committee which upheld the decision of the Local Joint Committee in a labour dispute between the appellant employee and the respondent employer. The background to the matter is that the appellant who was in the respondent’s employment as a Salesman was accused of having breached the National Employment Council for the Commercial Sectors Employment Conduct Code of Conduct and Grievance procedures Statutory Instrument 45 of 93. More

This matter comes before this Court as an appeal against Respondent’s decision to convict and dismiss the Appellant from its employment. More

The appellants were former employees of the respondent. Their contracts were lawfully terminated. After the termination of their contracts of employment, they raised against their former employer a claim for overtime worked. More