Employees of Princess Brand Processors and Gendev at Walvis Bay have petitioned the Confederation of Namibian Fishing Associations.
The group is demanding a larger quota allocation from the Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources to allow the companies to catch within the 200 meter restricted zone.
Trade unions should reposition themselves to become relevant beyond the workplace.
This is one of the recommendations contained in a report on the impact of COVID-19 on workers and trade unions.
Namibia, like most developing countries, was unprepared when the COVID-19 pandemic hit.
The Board and Management of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (nbc) held a consultation meeting with the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Human Resources and Community Development over the effect of the 2021 strike on employees.
Ex-Air Namibia employees staged a protest Monday morning, expressing anger with the independent liquidators, David Bruni and Ian McLaren, for having cut their severance packages.
Hundreds of employees of the Walvis Bay municipality staged a demonstration to express their dismay over the alleged bullying and mismanagement of public funds by the municipal council.
About 300 B2Gold workers are on suspension after failing to work late shifts after the continuous operation and exemption permits for the mine expired.
