Published: 21 February 2014

Wage negotiations between the Chamber of Mines and the Associated Mineworkers Union of Zimbabwe will today resume amid indications both parties are determined to reach an agreement to finally break the deadlock.

The 2014 wage negotiations have dragged on since last year with the two sides failing to agree.

In October last year the union demanded a minimum wage increase from the current $227 to between $400- $500. This was dismissed by the Chamber as unfeasible.
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