Published: 10 July 2013

NMB Bank says an impending industrial action by its non-managerial workers is unprocedural.

"The intended job action is illegal and unnecessary. I don't believe our staff will embark on the collective job action proposed by Zimbabwe Banks and Allied Workers Union (Zibawu)," NMB Bank's managing director Benefit Washaya said on Thursday.

Washaya said discussions are currently underway between Zibawu and the Banking Employers Association of Zimbabwe at industry level to resolve the issue.

This comes after Zibawu had issued a warning of the intended strike due to a salary dispute between the bank and its workers.
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