More than 200 employees of Erongo Marine Enterprises (EME) and Commercial Cold Storage Namibia (CCS) have each received N$65,000 in dividends.
The Walvis Bay-based fishing company has paid out more than N$13 million to all permanent employees.
Employees of Coca-Cola's Oshakati branch staged a demonstration in protest against Africa Personnel Service (APS), the biggest labor hire company in Namibia.
The Public Service Commission says a study would be required to look into the realities of the size of the public service and determine what works for the country.
A month-long strike by NHE employees has ended after management and the union agreed on a once-off payment of N$5 000.
The employees went on strike after management and the union reached a deadlock over wage negotiations.
Striking employees at the National Housing Enterprise (NHE) have appealed to the Minister of Urban and Rural Development, Erastus Uutoni, to intervene in the ongoing wage dispute with the management.
The workers marched from the NHE headquarters to the Ministry to hand over the petition to Uutoni.
The strike at the National Housing Enterprise today entered its third day.
Employees say their industrial action is not only about salary increments, but overall governance at the company.
NHE Management is adamant that there is no money to effect salary increments.
276 workers at Rundu Cash and Carry stores have returned to work after recently being reinstated.
The employees were suspended from work after staging a demonstration in which they rejected low wages and ill-treatment at work.
Employees of the Namibia Housing Enterprise (NHE) have voted in favour of engaging in industrial action.
Workers, represented by the Public Service Union of Namibia (PSUN) conducted a vote on whether or not to strike, with 90 percent of workers voting in favour.
A group of Keetmanshoop Municipality workers is accusing the council of giving preferential treatment to some employees.
They staged a demonstration in the town, led by the Namibia Public Workers Union (NAPWU).
The Namibia Wildlife Resorts and the Namibia Public Workers Union signed a new wage agreement that will see increases in the number of their benefits for the 2022–23 financial year.
