Minimum Wage – Tanzania
Tanzania
- Valid on September 2026
- Mainland - Agricultural Services and Fisheries
- Mainland - Communication Services
- Mainland - Construction Sector
- Mainland - Domestic Work or Services
- Mainland - Energy Services
- Mainland - Health Sector
- Mainland - Hotel and Hospitality Services
- Mainland - Industrial and other sectors
- Mainland - Mining
- Mainland - Private Security Services
- Mainland - Private schools services
- Mainland - Trade and finance sector
- Mainland - Transport Services
- Zanzibar
Minimum Wage Profiles by Country
Detailed country information on minimum wage policies, legislation, and institutional frameworks.
- Tanzania has a statutory minimum wageyes
- Tanzania has a single minimum wage rate applicable to the entire dependent workforceno
- Tanzania has multiple minimum wage rates, jointly applicable to the entire dependent workforceno
- Tanzania defines most minimum wage rates by geographical areasyes
- Tanzania defines most minimum wage rates by job rolesyes
- Tanzania defines most minimum wage rates by industriesyes
- Tanzania defines most minimum wage rates by workers' skill levelsno
- Tanzania defines minimum wage rates for Economic Processing Zones (EPZ) or similarno
- Tanzania defines minimum wage rates for youth age groupsno
- Tanzania defines minimum wage rates for small firmsyes
- Tanzania defines minimum wage rates for domestic workersyes
- Tanzania defines minimum wage rates for agricultural workersyes
- Tanzania defines minimum wage rates for piece rate workersno
- Tanzania defines minimum wage rates as net ratesno
- Tanzania has on average adjusted minimum wage rates at least once per year since 2020no
- Tanzania defines minimum wage rates per houryes
- Tanzania defines minimum wage rates per weekyes
- Tanzania defines minimum wage rates per monthyes
- Tanzania defines minimum wage rates per yearno
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