Trade Union seeks more time in salary negotiations with government

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Trade Union Congress of Tanzania (Tucta) president Tumaini Nyamhokya (third left) leads fellow leaders to gesture for a continued struggle in unifying workers of Tanzania to stand for their rights after their meeting with government senior officials in Dodoma yesterday. PHOTO | RAMADHAN HASSAN

By  Sharon Sauwa

Reporter

Mwananchi Communications Lmited

What you need to know:

  • The issue in question involves a salary rise, including a rise in minimum wage for public servants by 23.3 percent as per Labour Day pledge

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