Zanzibar Raises Private Sector Minimum Wage, Orders Contracts for All Workers
Zanzibar's Revolutionary Government raises private sector minimum wage by 30%, orders employment contracts for all workers by December.
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Zanzibar's Revolutionary Government raises private sector minimum wage by 30%, orders employment contracts for all workers by December.
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