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PSUN accuses fellow unions NAPWU, NANTU of negotiating in bad faith for civil servants' increment

PSUN accuses fellow unions NAPWU, NANTU of negotiating in bad faith for civil servants' increment

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

The Public Service Union of Namibia has accused NAPWU and NANTU of contravening section 49 of the Labour Act, by having negotiated in bad faith. Yesterday, the two unions signed a deal with the Government, averting civil servants from going on a nationwide strike.

Inclusion of people with disabilities across Namibian society remains elusive

Inclusion of people with disabilities across Namibian society remains elusive

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

The Office of the Disability Affairs in the Office of the Vice President says more still needs to be done to ensure the inclusion of people with disabilities in society and access to all services.

NovaNam workers strike over wage dispute

NovaNam workers strike over wage dispute

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

Factory workers of the NovaNam Fishing Company at Lüderitz have downed tools since Monday over a wage dispute. #NBCNews #nbcDSTV282 #nbcdigitalnews

NIDA continues to insist that only a handful of livestock have died and not hundreds as alleged

NIDA continues to insist that only a handful of livestock have died and not hundreds as alleged

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

Namibia Industrial Development Agency (NIDA) Chief Executive Officer Mihe Gaomab II continues to downplay the livestock mortality rate at the Kavango Cattle Ranch. Gaomab reiterated that only a handful of cattle died, and not hundreds as claimed by the Kavango West Regional leadership.

NAPWU says salary agreement was the best they could get with the limited resources

NAPWU says salary agreement was the best they could get with the limited resources

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4 years ago By NBC Digital

-NAPWU's General Secretary Petrus Nevonga says the 3% salary increment for civil servants was the best they could get with the limited resources available to Government. #NBCNews #nbcDSTV282 #nbcdigitalnews

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