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Ivete Alane, Mozambique’s Minister of Labour, Gender and Social Action, visited the Dugongo Cement Factory to evaluate working conditions. Her focus was on compliance with labour laws, particularly hygiene and safety standards. The Minister interacted with workers and management, issuing recommendations for improving the work environment and ensuring adherence to labour practices.
Africa-Press – Mozambique. The Minister of Labour, Gender and Social Action, Ivete Alane, on Wednesday conducted an official working visit to the Dugongo Cement Factory in Matutuine District, Maputo Province, in line with the responsibilities of her Ministry, reads a Ministry of Labour press note.
The Minister’s visit aimed to assess working conditions at Dugongo, with a focus on compliance with labour legislation, particularly regarding hygiene, occupational health and safety, and workplace organisation.
During the visit, Minister Alane interacted with both workers and the company’s management.
The Minister issued recommendations aimed at the continuous improvement of the work environment, with emphasis placed on strengthening adherence to hygiene and safety standards, respecting working hours, and promoting good labour practices.
The Ministry of Labour will continue to monitor the implementation of the guidance issued, the press note concludes.
The Dugongo Cement Factory, located in Matutuine District, is a significant player in Mozambique’s construction industry. The factory’s operations are crucial for local infrastructure development, and ensuring safe working conditions is vital for both employee welfare and productivity. The Ministry of Labour plays an essential role in regulating workplace standards, reflecting the government’s commitment to improving labour rights and safety in the country. Minister Ivete Alane’s visit underscores the importance of ongoing assessments and compliance with labour legislation.
