East, Central and Southern Africa Employers’ Organisations’ (ECSAEO) Conference

ECSAEO  provides a forum for the relevant actors of the sub-regions to meet annually to deliberate on, and seek solutions to, issues of concern to employers and business communities in order to foster private sector development and growth. Dedicated platforms create the enabling environment to discuss issues and strategies to accelerate and facilitate the integration of different regions towards wider economic development.

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The conference will be attended by Chief Executive Officers from regional and National Employers Organization as follows:

Burundi

Comores

Kenya

Madagascar

Mauritius

Rwanda

Seychelles

Tanzania

Tanzania Zanzibar

Uganda

Angola 

Cameroun

Républicaique Centrafricaine

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Congo Brazzaville

Tchad

SAO TOME ET PRINCIPE

Guinée Equatoriale

Gabon

Eswatini

Botswana

Zimbabwe

Lesotho

Namibia

Mozambique

Zambia

South Africa

About ECAM 

The Employers Consultative Association of Malawi (ECAM) was registered in 1963 under the Trustees Incorporation Act of Malawi as an employers’ trade association representing all subscribing employers. We have direct membership from 250 organizations, which includes 6 associations. The associations represent over 277,000 members. The primary role of ECAM is the promotoion, guidance and protection of employers' interests in labour, employment and socio-economic issues 

Membership

ECAM has evolved from being a sectoral organization to a diverse membership base ( in 1963 we were only representing the Tea industry).Currently, membership is open to all enterprises or undertakings, private or parastatal.All employers (enterprises or undertakings) are free to join ECAM the first step is to register.

Member Login

Login to the Employers' Networking Platform on which you will access all resources, discussion forums, and annual calendar of events.   

Projects, Programmes and Initiatives

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  1. Burundi

  2. Comores

  3. Kenya

  4. Madagascar

  5. Mauritius

  6. Rwanda

  7. Seychelles

  8. Tanzania

  9. Tanzania Zanzibar

  10. Uganda

  11. Angola 

  12. Cameroun

  13. Républicaique Centrafricaine

  14. Democratic Republic of the Congo

  15. Congo Brazzaville

  16. Tchad

ECSAEO  provides a forum for the relevant actors of the sub-regions to meet annually to deliberate on, and seek solutions to, issues of concern to employers and business communities in order to foster private sector development and growth. Dedicated platforms create the enabling environment to discuss issues and strategies to accelerate and facilitate the integration of different regions towards wider economic development.

The conference will be attended by Chief Executive Officers from regional and National Employers Organization as follows:

17. Sao  Tome Et Principe

18. Guinée Equatoriale

19. Gabon

20. Eswatini

21. Botswana

22. Zimbabwe

23. Lesotho

24. Namibia

25. Mozambique

26. Zambia

27. South Africa

East, Central and Southern Africa Employers’ Organisations’ (ECSAEO) Conference

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Employers' Consultative
Association of Malawi

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Plot No. CH/M/114,              +265 995 189 391

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Blantyre,                               ecam@ecammw.com

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Minimum Wage Could Cost Jobs

Employers Consultative Association of Malawi (ECAM), a representative body of employers, has expressed fears of potential jobs losses due to the increase in minimum wage from K25 000 to K35 000 per month. ECAM executive director George Khakhi said in an interview yesterday that with the 40 percent raise in minimum wage, employers that are struggling to pay salaries could retrench employees while others may shift to automation to minimize production costs, thereby impacting on jobs.

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