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This is an appeal against the determination of the Respondent’s General Manager. The General Manager upheld the Respondent’s decision that the Appellant was guilty of misconduct in terms of the Transport Industry Code of Conduct. The General Manager then imposed a penalty of dismissal. More

This is an application in terms of section 89 (2) (c) of the Labour Act [Chapter 28:01]. The application prays for the variation of an award by an arbitrator. The facts of the matter are that the respondent was employed by the applicant as a Human Resources and Administration Officer on 6 July 2015. The contract of employment provided for a probationary period of 3 months. On 16 July 2015, during the first month of the probation, the applicant was given 24 hours notice of intention to terminate the contract of employment with effect from 17 July 2015. More

HIPPO CREEK INVESTMENTS (PRIVATE )LIMITED APPLICANT AND MUCHAMBO KURUNI 1ST RESPONDENT RENIAS MKOCHO 2ND RESPONDENT MIKE KAUNDRA 3RD RESPONDENT JOHANE KUMBANE 4TH RESPONDENT EMMANUEL ZENGENI 5TH RESPONDENT SOLOMON DHAKA 6TH RESPONDENT HARDLY TATENDA MUNEMO 7TH RESPONDENT STANELY CHIKWAMBA 8TH RESPONDENT JOHN MUNEMO 9TH RESPONDENT GIVEN MBANGA 10TH RESPONDENT MACDONALD VERENGERA 11TH RESPONDENT DOMINGO POLOVALE 12TH RESPONDENT TAPIWA GOTA 13TH RESPONDENT PRIVILEDGE POLOVALE 14TH RESPONDENT BERNARD CHIRUME 15TH RESPONDENT GARSIKAI ZVAMATSI 16TH RESPONDENT PERTER CHIKANGO 17TH RESPONDENT TAPIWA GONYE 18TH RESPONDENT STEWART 19TH RESPONDENT TAWANDA GONYE 20TH RESPONDENT RANGARIRAI MUGOMBI 21ST RESPONDENT SIFELANI MACHE 22ND RESPONDENT ENOCK MUPANDE 23RD RESPONDENT ISAAC TICHAONA 24TH RESPONDENT MAXWELL PASHI 25TH RESPONDENT RICHARD CHAPWANYA 26TH RESPONDENT TAFADZWA KUVAREGA 27TH RESPONDENT MENFORD MUYEMEKI 28TH RESPONDENT (2024-01-23)
This is an application for rescission of a default judgment entered against the applicant. More

This is an application for condonation for late noting of response to an appeal noted on behalf of the respondents. Before the application could be argued three (4) preliminary issues were raised on behalf of the respondents. These are that (i) the applicant used Form LC3 instead of FORM LC 1;(ii) the application is not on notice to the other party ;(iii) the application has no legally recognized respondents and (iv) the relief being sought by the applicant is incompetent. More

The facts of this matter are not in dispute, the appellant is employed by the respondent. He was employed as a book-keeper. Initially, the respondent had an acting accountant and the appellant reported to him. The accountant’s contract of employment was terminated and the appellant alleges that he had to take over some of the accounting duties. A new acting accountant was engaged and he reverted to his original book-keeper duties. But whenever an acting accountant left his employment, the appellant would assume the duties of an accountant. More