About ESWUZ
Learn about Zimbabwe's leading voice for energy sector workers
Learn about Zimbabwe's leading voice for energy sector workers
The Energy Sector Workers Union of Zimbabwe is a member-driven organization representing workers across all energy sector companies. Headquartered at Construction House in Harare, ESWUZ represents energy sector workers across Zimbabwe's 22 branches.
We advocate for workers graded under the Patterson Grading System, ensuring fair treatment and representation. Since our formation in March 2014, we have grown from a small group of dedicated workers to over 1,800 members.
22
Branches Nationwide
1,800+
Active Members
2014
Year Founded
NEC
Official Status
To represent and advocate for energy sector workers across Zimbabwe, ensuring justice, accountability, and transparency in all workplace matters.
To be Zimbabwe's leading trade union organization, recognized for excellence in member representation, progressive leadership, and sustainable growth.
A decade of growth, achievement, and member service
ESWUZ was officially established with a comprehensive constitution laying the foundation for worker representation in Zimbabwe's energy sector.
First official congress held, bringing together members from across Zimbabwe to set the union's strategic direction.
Achieved official National Employment Council status, cementing ESWUZ's role as a recognized bargaining partner.
Held second congress with major policy updates. Began international partnership with 3F Denmark Trade Union Federation.
Trained 27 Trade Union Educators. Membership grew from 1,400 to 1,800. Strategic plan implementation began.
Established Women's Advisory Committee and Young Workers Committee at national level. Leadership training for women and young workers completed.
