You have finally aced those interviews and been offered your dream job. What comes next??? Well, Probation! The probation period can be seen as a work test period for the employer and employee’s benefit.
Find out more about probation in this article. Continue reading Probation in Zambia
In this article, find out Zambia’s labour laws on housing allowance. Continue reading Housing Allowance in Zambia
Did you know that practising HR in Zambia without ZIHRM registration makes you liable to imprisonment of up to 5 years?
Find out more in PART 2 of my article on the ZIHRM Act of 2022. Continue reading Part 2: The Zambia Institute of Human Resource Management (ZIHRM) Act of 2022
Redundancies are a very difficult and painful time for most organisations. With so many things going on, labour laws may be the last thing on your mind. In this article I share a step by step guide on how to ensure your redundancy process is legally compliant. Continue reading Redundancy in Zambian Labour Law
A month ago, the face of Labour Laws in Zambia changed with The Employment Code (Exemption) Regulations, 2020 which basically exempts certain classes of employees from specific laws in The Employment Code Act No.3 of 2019. Checkout my latest article to find out more. Continue reading The Employment Code (Exemption) Regulations of 2020
Given the fluidity of the COVID-19 situation, the immediate future of work will depend on our ability to create it Join me as I review the options every employer and employee should be considering. Continue reading The IMMEDIATE Future of Work: COVID-19 and the Zambian workplace.
Find out what the Employment Code Act of No.3 of 2019 says on Housing. Continue reading What you need to know about The Employment Code of 2019: Housing – Part 4
The Ministry of Labor and Social Security announced the that the minimum wage(s) had been increased, with immediate effect. This announcement was met with excitement, uproar and confusion, but what does it all mean? Continue reading What you need to know about the new Minimum Wage.
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