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Labour law alexander bonifasi masasi 2 others vs belgium development agency 2022 tzhcld 1069 9 november 2022

alexander bonifasi masasi 2 others vs belgium development agency 2022 tzhcld 1069 9 november 2022

The High Court upheld a CMA award, finding retrenchment fair, rejecting overtime claims as unproved, and holding the applicants were bound by their pleadings.

  • Unfair termination
  • Retrenchment
  • Overtime pay
  • Procedural fairness
  • Promissory estoppel
  • Time limitation
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Labour law omari ghati james vs knight support tanzania ltd 2020 tzhcld 3860 11 march 2020

omari ghati james vs knight support tanzania ltd 2020 tzhcld 3860 11 march 2020

The applicant's claims arose in 2002 and 2004 but were filed in 2017, well outside the statutory limitation period of sixty days. No condonation was sought or granted. Therefore, the Commission for Mediation and Arbitration lacked jurisdiction to determine the claims, and the arbitrator's decision was invalid.

  • Salary arrears
  • Overtime pay
  • Statutory deductions
  • Limitation period
  • Condonation
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Labour law 20140618 TZHC Mbeya2

20140618 TZHC Mbeya2

The applicant is entitled to overtime payment for the year 2006 based on evidence of working seven days a week, 12 hours per day, without leave or shift, contrary to statutory limits. The arbitrator erred in awarding only Tshs. 75,350/=; the correct amount is Tshs. 255,125/=. Claims for other years and benefits were not supported by evidence or were settled at mediation.

  • Unfair termination
  • Overtime pay
  • Terminal benefits
  • Mediation and arbitration
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Labour law 20110406 TZHC Dar es Salaam

20110406 TZHC Dar es Salaam

The High Court dismissed the employer’s appeal, holding that the labour claim was governed by the repealed Employment Act because it arose before the new Act commenced.

  • Jurisdiction
  • Transitional provisions
  • Employment benefits
  • Overtime pay
  • Annual leave
  • Labour-law
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Labour law gema security services vs paul gervas duwe 2011 tzhc 2149 6 april 2011

gema security services vs paul gervas duwe 2011 tzhc 2149 6 april 2011

The High Court dismissed an employer’s appeal, holding that a pre-2006 labour claim was properly heard under the repealed Employment Act and that leave and overtime claims were sufficiently specific.

  • Jurisdiction
  • Transitional provisions
  • Leave entitlement
  • Overtime pay
  • Transitional-provisions
  • Leave-entitlement
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Employment law 20090324 TZHC Mwanza

20090324 TZHC Mwanza

The High Court allowed an employment appeal, finding the worker was underpaid and entitled to arrears, overtime, severance pay, and August salary, but not salary in lieu of notice.

  • Terminal benefits
  • Overtime pay
  • Minimum wage
  • Employment records
  • Burden of proof
  • Severance allowance
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Employment law 20070803 TZHC Mwanza

20070803 TZHC Mwanza

The trial magistrate was correct to award only the proved arrears for underpayment and dismiss unproven overtime and deduction claims, as all claims must be proved to the required standard regardless of ex-parte status.

  • Minimum wage
  • Overtime pay
  • Ex-parte proceedings
  • Burden of proof
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Employment law khalfan c marwa vs mansoor sharif 2007 tzhc 204 3 august 2007

khalfan c marwa vs mansoor sharif 2007 tzhc 204 3 august 2007

The appellant failed to prove his claims for overtime and deductions; only the underpayment of minimum wage was proved. The trial magistrate was correct to dismiss unproven claims even in ex-parte proceedings.

  • Minimum wage
  • Overtime pay
  • Ex-parte proceedings
  • Burden of proof
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