Zimbabwe Diamond and Allied Minerals Workers Union Calls for Action on Labour Rights

The Zimbabwe Diamond and Allied Minerals Workers Union has issued a public statement in response to recent remarks by the Chinese Ambassador regarding the importance of the rule of law in business operations. The union expresses full agreement with the ambassador’s sentiments, emphasizing that respect for the rule of law is crucial for sustainable investment and economic growth in Zimbabwe.

However, the union insists that these principles must be supported by tangible actions. They are calling for the immediate organization of engagement meetings with the Chinese Embassy that include representatives from all Chinese mining companies operating within Zimbabwe. The union stresses the need for these meetings to be inclusive and transparent, providing a platform for workers and community concerns to be voiced and addressed.

In addition, the union is advocating for the implementation of training programs on Zimbabwean labour laws for all Chinese workers in the mining sector. This education is deemed essential for fostering mutual understanding, respect, and compliance with local laws, thereby preventing potential exploitation or misunderstandings.

The Zimbabwe Diamond and Allied Minerals Workers Union is committed to collaborating constructively with all stakeholders who respect Zimbabwean laws and uphold the rights and dignity of workers. They expect prompt action on their demands and are eager to contribute to the development of a mining industry that is fair, safe, and prosperous for all Zimbabweans.

The union calls upon the Chinese Embassy and all mining companies to respond with urgency and transparency. They assert that workers and communities deserve full respect for the law, fair treatment, and a significant role in shaping the future of Zimbabwe’s minerals sector.

The union remains ready to engage and collaborate to ensure that these principles are upheld for the benefit of all involved.

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