Namibia Transport News Today

Despite airport services company Menzies Aviation no longer conducting business at Hosea Kutako International Airport, its employees’ contracts are still in effect.

The lack of action to address concerns around the governance and management practices at TransNamib has led the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR)

TransNamib railway employees begin a nationwide strike Aug. 17. Disruptions to freight and passenger services are likely.

Airline and airport workers in Portugal, Spain, Belgium and Germany continue fight to reverse cuts to pay and conditions; educators begin pay and conditions strikes in France, Hungary, Poland and Serbia as new school term begins; refuse workers in Newham, London walk out and further bin strikes planned across Scotland as inflation hits low paid; protests in Soweto, South Africa against energy cut-offs to poverty-stricken workers making illegal connections to electricity grid

Strikes by cabin crew, pilots and ground handling staff in airline industry in Germany, Spain, France, Belgium, Italy and Portugal continue over pay and conditions; further UK rail strikes against attacks on jobs, pay and pensions, as dockers and Royal Mail workers plan walkouts and health workers ballot over pay; public sector workers in Lebanon continue stoppage over economic collapse, with 332 percent increase in food prices in first half of 2022; protests in Iraq against power outages as tem...