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I Ordinary Session of the SINTIHOTS Provincial Council – Maputo City and Province

I Ordinary Session of the SINTIHOTS Provincial Council – Maputo City and Province

The I Ordinary Session of the SINTIHOTS Provincial Council for Maputo City and Province was held on 26 February 2026, from 08:30 to 11:00, under the chairmanship of the Secretary for Trade Union Organisation, Ms Helena Daniel Jaconea Pechisso.

The main objectives of the session were to review January’s activities, begin preparations for the 1 May celebrations, and analyse the challenges faced by members in attending meetings. As an inclusion measure, alternating between in-person and virtual sessions was proposed.

During the meeting, trade union representatives from various hotel and restaurant establishments presented reports on labour conditions within their companies, highlighting challenges such as:

 

High numbers of temporary workers;

Difficulties in negotiating Collective Labour Agreements;

Excessive disciplinary proceedings;

Contractual and salary irregularities;

Staff reductions and the impact of the post-COVID-19 period;

Labour disputes relating to meals, mobility, and working conditions.

The Provincial Secretariat referred several cases for legal follow-up and emphasised that trade union membership dues include legal assistance for members.

Main Resolutions

Timely submission of documentation relating to Collective Labour Agreements;

Production of informational leaflets on labour rights;

Specific follow-up on priority cases;

Structured preparation for the 1 May celebrations;

Recognition and promotion of 8 March;

Integration of sporting activities into the celebrations marking SINTIHOTS’ 40th anniversary.

The next session was scheduled for 26 March 2026.

The meeting concluded at 11:00, reaffirming the Provincial Council’s commitment to defending the rights and interests of workers in the hotel and tourism sector.