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National Employment Council for the Printing, Packaging and Newspaper Industry (NEC PPNI)

Joint body · Zimbabwe · 1 rates documents · 4 figures

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About NEC PPNI

The National Employment Council for the Printing, Packaging & Newspaper Industry is a statutory body established under section 57 of Zimbabwe’s Labour Act. It represents employers and employees in the printing, packaging and newspaper industries, facilitates collective bargaining and wage negotiations, and publishes industry wage notices.

Summary written with AI from public sources, checked 9 Nov 2026. Sources: necppni.co.zw, heraldonline.co.zw

What they publish

Their latest figures

Printedan acting allowance of 10 per centum of the minimum wage of that higher grade DocumentZimbabwe printing, packaging and newspaper industry CBA amendment, SI 14 of 2019 · Extended agreement StatusIn force · 1 Feb 2019
PrintedSuch supervisor shall be entitled to a minimum of 20 per centum above the employees under his or her supervision DocumentZimbabwe printing, packaging and newspaper industry CBA amendment, SI 14 of 2019 · Extended agreement StatusIn force · 1 Feb 2019
Printedadvance payment in the sum of $86,00, per month for accommodation for two months DocumentZimbabwe printing, packaging and newspaper industry CBA amendment, SI 14 of 2019 · Extended agreement StatusIn force · 1 Feb 2019
PrintedPercentage of monthly wage on termination of employment ... 35 | 44 DocumentZimbabwe printing, packaging and newspaper industry CBA amendment, SI 14 of 2019 · Extended agreement StatusIn force · 1 Feb 2019

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