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Tanzania’s domestic workers reap gains from CMA reforms
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Tanzania’s domestic workers reap gains from CMA reforms
DAR ES SALAAM: REFORMS in the handling of domestic workers’ labour disputes by the Commission for Mediation and Arbitration (CMA) have started to bring hope, with the case of Juma Kikonko (49) being cited as an example of improved access to justice for domestic workers. Kikonko, who worked as a domestic worker for 17 years, filed a complaint with the CMA, alleging that he had been unfairly dismissed before the expiry of his employment contract. …
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