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Workplace rights in Namibia

1 Week Ago

SIGNED, SEALED AND DELIVERED: Nida's senior HR manager Wessel !Nanuseb, executive consultant, CFO portfolio Julius Nghikevali, Nafau general secretary Jacob Penda, Marvin Tjikongo (shop steward), Nafau deputy general secretary Willem Absalom and Nida acting CEO Phillip Namundjebo at the signing. Photo: Contributed

Nida, Nafau seal wage deal

3 Week Ago

EMPLOYER: Namfi headquarters in Walvis Bay. Photo: Adam Hartman

Dispute at Namfi raises concerns over qualifications, retrenchment and oversight

2 Month Ago

DENIED ENTRY: The minister of Justice and Labour Relations, Wise Immanuel. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Minister suspends voluntary separation at Sinomine Tsumeb smelter

2 Month Ago

AT ALL COSTS: Namcor board chairperson Florentia Amuenje.

Namcor’s legal war with Mulunga costs N$6.5 million

3 Month Ago

The handing over of the Chagos Islands presents an opportunity to fund inclusive development and sustainability initiatives for Mauritius. Photo Pexels / Dominik Ruhl

Chagos Islands: How Mauritius can turn a diplomatic triumph into real economic growth

3 Month Ago

ANOTHER LAWSUIT: The health ministry is facing a N$500 000 lawsuit in a negligence claim. PHOTO: FILE

Court refers birth negligence lawsuit to mediation

4 Month Ago

FILE PHOTO: Samsung signage is seen in a store in Manhattan, New York City, U.S., Nov. 22, 2021. REUTERS/Andrew Kelly/File Photo

Company Briefs

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EDITORIAL: Not every worker is a victim

5 Month Ago

LEGAL SHOWDOWN: The Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) has dragged parliament to court over what it calls a flawed strike report. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

NBC sues parliament over 'flawed' strike report

6 Month Ago

AGREEMENT: Workers' representatives Matheus Katjizumo and Nelson Tjiriange with Matheus Nanyeni, Kombat Mine's human resources manager, and the union's Filleppuss Ampweya. Photo: MUN

Kombat settles with workers

7 Month Ago

DIGGING IN THEIR HEELS: A total of 533 Kombat mine employees were laid off last week. Photo: Trigon Metals

Kombat dragged to labour office despite 'generous' offers

7 Month Ago

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