REVIMO has suspended the contracts of approximately 1,380 toll gate employees following losses of 655 million Meticais due to vandalism. Only four of the 16 toll plazas are operational now. The suspension began on March 1, affecting services and workers, although salaries were paid through February.
In Mozambique, REVIMO has suspended the contracts of approximately 1,380 employees due to significant losses totaling 655 million Meticais arising from vandalism during recent post-election tensions. This decision affects not only the 380 direct workers at the vandalized toll gates but also around 1,000 service providers associated with REVIMO.
The suspension of contracts commenced on March 1st. Currently, among the 16 toll plazas managed by REVIMO, only four remain in operation, reflecting the financial struggles faced by the institution. Additionally, services such as cleaning, surveillance, and picketing have been put on hold.
Despite these adverse conditions, REVIMO has ensured that all affected employees received their salaries through February of this year. The organization expressed hopes that, upon resolution of the ongoing conflict, affected workers may be reinstated to their positions.
To summarize, REVIMO has suspended a significant number of contracts due to unprecedented losses linked to post-election violence. This move has impacted a wide range of employees, while REVIMO has committed to fulfilling salary obligations up to February 2023. The organization remains optimistic about restoring normal operations once the prevailing conflicts are addressed.
Original Source: clubofmozambique.com
