Question

what are problems faced by labour unions in zimbabwe

Answer 1

Answer:

1. Labourers get less wages.

2. Working hours are more and wages are less.

3. They are poor.

4. There is seasonal employment.

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Answer 2

The problems faced by labour unions in Zimbabwe are that:

• The labour unions were not properly organized.

• There were multiple labour centres and the loyalties were divided.

• The rise in unemployment levels in Zimbabwe.

• The shift in employment from manufacturing to private services tends to have a negative impact on trade unions.

• Formation of rival unions.

• The various operational problem faced by the unions.

Explanation:

• The labour unions were not properly managed and they wanted liberalization of the industrial relations for having an autonomous body with the freedom to create strikes.  

• The labour unions were dominated by the government and the labour parties.  

• There was a rise in unemployment that resulted in the decline of the labour unions in Zimbabwe.

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