The minister has not taken it upon herself to inform us about these delays nor has she instructed or for lack of a better word delegated any of her many subordinates to inform us about our payment day or monthend. If we are headed for retirement its better they inform us in time so that we start preparing for an exit. We have endured enough problems such that we do not even look forward to hear about unworkable transformations. It started with Health Reforms, to Voluntary early retirement of course with delayed salaries and arrears arising from leave days, subsistence allowance and others. Madam Minister, reforms are about new ideas not lies or other hidden agendas.
Health workers are the most disciplined.
Unless you are inviting problems continue pretending not to hear. Dear LRF, I am a Zambian aged 45 years. In 1996 my employer fired me after working for 15 years as a house servant. When I went to clarify the issue with him, he simply said that I was employed under common law and I am not entitled to benefits nor NPF contributions. On the Web site of the Foundation there is space in which you can key in your letter to the editor or to the LRF Legal Adviser.