The Zimbabwe Construction and Allied Trades Workers Union accused firms building roads and public buildings of using slow Treasury payments as an excuse not to pay staff. The union said the companies could afford to pay on time and were also stalling wage negotiations. It warned that withholding wages breaks the Labour Act. The complaint mirrors the Bitumen World job cuts, showing state payment delays flowing through to construction workers.

No worker figure was reported

Zimbabwe Construction and Allied Trades Workers Union statement. No company was named and no employer response was reported.

Workers collectively withdraw labour, work to rule or take other protest action, or a formal notice of such action is served.

Evidence required: A named union or worker group, the dates of the action or the notice, and the stated demands, from the union itself or an established publication.