-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.
Forty eight temporary workers, who were dismissed by the Walvis Bay based Erongo Marine Enterprises four years ago, will now be reinstated.
The Namibian Tourism Board (NTB) refused to accept a petition issued by employees who staged a demonstration on Tuesday.
Employees at Langer Heinrich Uranium Mine in the Erongo region accused the company of negotiating in bad faith.
