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The Local Authorities Pension Fund (LAPF) opened a Customer Services Office in Bulawayo to serve LAPF members in Bulawayo and Matabeleland region.
The office is situated at the LAPF House along 8th Avenue between Fife Street and Jason Moyo Street.
Speaking during the opening of the offices, the City of Bulawayo Town Clerk Mr Christopher Dube, commended LAPF for the initiative saying it was important that the offices are opened locally. He noted that the City of Bulawayo is the second highest contributor to LAPF hence the need to bring services closer to clients.
Mr Dube said it was encouraging to see LAPF improving on the welfare of pensioners, stating that it was critical that pensioners are looked after very well as all employees will end up being pensioners.
He also encouraged LAPF to continue making Bulawayo an investment destination as it has several property investments in Bulawayo.
The opening of the offices was attended by LAPF board members and senior management as well as Bulawayo based LAPF pensioners who expressed gratitude for having the Customer Services Office opened in Bulawayo.
The opening of the offices will address challenges where the City used to serve as an intermediary between LAPF and pensioners, whereas members were expecting to receive services directly from the pension fund
The office is situated at the LAPF House along 8th Avenue between Fife Street and Jason Moyo Street.
Speaking during the opening of the offices, the City of Bulawayo Town Clerk Mr Christopher Dube, commended LAPF for the initiative saying it was important that the offices are opened locally. He noted that the City of Bulawayo is the second highest contributor to LAPF hence the need to bring services closer to clients.
Mr Dube said it was encouraging to see LAPF improving on the welfare of pensioners, stating that it was critical that pensioners are looked after very well as all employees will end up being pensioners.
He also encouraged LAPF to continue making Bulawayo an investment destination as it has several property investments in Bulawayo.
The opening of the offices was attended by LAPF board members and senior management as well as Bulawayo based LAPF pensioners who expressed gratitude for having the Customer Services Office opened in Bulawayo.
The opening of the offices will address challenges where the City used to serve as an intermediary between LAPF and pensioners, whereas members were expecting to receive services directly from the pension fund
The Local Authorities Pension Fund (LAPF) opened a Customer Services Office in Bulawayo to serve LAPF members in Bulawayo and Matabeleland region.
The office is situated at the LAPF House along 8th Avenue between Fife Street and Jason Moyo Street.
Speaking during the opening of the offices, the City of Bulawayo Town Clerk Mr Christopher Dube, commended LAPF for the initiative saying it was important that the offices are opened locally. He noted that the City of Bulawayo is the second highest contributor to LAPF hence the need to bring services closer to clients.
Mr Dube said it was encouraging to see LAPF improving on the welfare of pensioners, stating that it was critical that pensioners are looked after very well as all employees will end up being pensioners.
He also encouraged LAPF to continue making Bulawayo an investment destination as it has several property investments in Bulawayo.
The opening of the offices was attended by LAPF board members and senior management as well as Bulawayo based LAPF pensioners who expressed gratitude for having the Customer Services Office opened in Bulawayo.
The opening of the offices will address challenges where the City used to serve as an intermediary between LAPF and pensioners, whereas members were expecting to receive services directly from the pension fund
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