Economic expert Salwindi Notulu has urged the Zambian government to adopt a productivity-based wage system if it wants the proposed multi-job reforms to work. His reaction comes after the Government announced plans to amend labour laws to allow Zambians to legally hold and perform several jobs from different companies within the same day, arguing this will increase incomes and labour market flexibility amid high unemployment and rising living costs. Speaking in an interview with Zambian Business Times – ZBT, Notulu said the reforms could improve productivity by allowing skills to be utilized across different workplaces, particularly under the proposed 24-hour...
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