By BENEDICT TEMBO A DELEGATION of the Emoluments Commission of Zambia is in Ghana on a working visit to the Fair Wages and Salaries Commission (FWSC) to benchmark public sector compensation, wage harmonisation and job evaluation. According to the Ghana News Agency, the five-member delegation led by Emoluments Commission chairperson George Kawatu is keen to tap from the FWSC’s approach to improving Zambia’s public sector compensation systems. A statement issued by the Commission sent to the Ghana News Agency in Accra said the aim of the visit is to enhance fiscal sustainability and create more equitable wage structures in Zambia’s public sector. The delegation includes Chembo Mbula, who is the Acting Director General, Mufingwe Ngambi, Director of Emoluments, Research, Policy and Forecasting, Dorothy Mamfunda, Manager of Job Evaluation and Regrading, and Ireen Musonda, Manager of Salaries and Conditions of Service. FWSC Chief Executive of the FWSC Benjamin Arthur, told the Zambian delegation that the Commission […]
Zambia benchmarks Ghana’s fair public wage system
