The government, through the Minister of Labor, Gender, and Social Action, Ivete Alane, conducted an official visit to the Dugongo cement plant in the district of Matutuine, Maputo Province, with the aim of assessing working conditions at the facility. The visit is part of the sector’s responsibilities.
The visit took place this Wednesday, April 1, according to a press release from the Ministry cited by Club of Mozambique. The statement highlights the importance of the initiative for monitoring labor practices in the industrial sector and for strengthening the oversight of working conditions.
During the visit, Ivete Alane assessed the degree of compliance with current labor legislation. Attention was focused on hygiene, occupational health, and safety conditions, as well as the general organization of the workplace.
The minister also held meetings with workers and company management. These interactions allowed her to gather firsthand insights into the factory’s internal operations and the conditions actually experienced on a daily basis.
During the visit, Ivete Alane made recommendations aimed at the continuous improvement of the work environment. The minister emphasized the need for strict compliance with established standards as a means of ensuring greater protection for workers.
Key guidelines include strengthening hygiene and safety practices, adhering to work schedules, and promoting good workplace practices within the company. These measures aim to ensure a safer and more organized environment.
“The Ministry of Labor, Gender, and Social Action will continue to monitor the implementation of the guidelines issued,” the press release states. The document also underscores the government’s commitment to improving working conditions in the country.
