-Some companies are reportedly still violating the rights of employees during the COVID-19 state of emergency.
-Dundee Precious Metals is investigating an incident at the start of this month, that saw two of its employees sustain serious injuries while on duty.
-Furnmart employees at Rundu, Olunkono and Oluno in Oshana went on strike this morning in solidarity with other workers countrywide.
-Employees of the Namibia Football Association, who usually get their salaries on time at the end of every month, experienced a dry festive season as their salary for December was not paid on time, while their January salary is yet to reach their accounts as well.
-Some employees in the Ministry of Health and Social Services are unhappy about the delay in their salaries for this month.
-More than 300 employees of the Swakopmund Municipality staged a demonstration demanding a salary adjustment.
-Employees at Best Cheers Stone Products staged a demonstration over alleged favouritism and unfair labour practices.
-Some TransNamib employees protested against the suspension of their colleagues.
-Employees of NamWater have threatened to go on strike and "close taps", if the board of directors are not fired and their demands for salary increment are not met.
-To strike or not to strike? That is the question nbc employees will decide on after a notice of unresolved dispute was issued by the Office of the Labour Commissioner on Friday.
