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Cash strapped Govt moves pensions pay date
24 Apr 2014 at 06:03hrs | Views
The Finance Ministry has moved the pensions pay date for this month from tomorrow to next Wednesday.
In a statement yesterday, Civil Service Commission Acting Secretary Mr Clifford Matorera said: "The Civil Service Commission advises that the Ministry of Finance (Treasury) has moved pensions pay date from the 25th of April to the 30th of April 2014."
Mr Matorera said the change in pay dates had been necessitated by adjusted pension payments and back-pays.
The Finance Ministry last week moved pay dates for a chunk of the civil service for this month from Tuesday to today due to challenges in transmission of funds caused by the Independence and Easter holidays.
Last week, a smaller portion of Government workers including soldiers and teachers received their salaries with increments back-dated to January 2014.
Government and civil servants signed a salary deal in January and the least paid civil servant will earn $375, inclusive of allowances.
The lowest paid teacher/nurse now earns a basic salary of $284 and $116 and $100 in transport and housing allowances.
In a statement yesterday, Civil Service Commission Acting Secretary Mr Clifford Matorera said: "The Civil Service Commission advises that the Ministry of Finance (Treasury) has moved pensions pay date from the 25th of April to the 30th of April 2014."
Mr Matorera said the change in pay dates had been necessitated by adjusted pension payments and back-pays.
The Finance Ministry last week moved pay dates for a chunk of the civil service for this month from Tuesday to today due to challenges in transmission of funds caused by the Independence and Easter holidays.
Last week, a smaller portion of Government workers including soldiers and teachers received their salaries with increments back-dated to January 2014.
Government and civil servants signed a salary deal in January and the least paid civil servant will earn $375, inclusive of allowances.
The lowest paid teacher/nurse now earns a basic salary of $284 and $116 and $100 in transport and housing allowances.
Source - The Herald
