Air Namibia employees still await severance packages
SIXTEEN months later, the more than 600 ex-employees of the now defunct Air Namibia still await their severance packages after mass...
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SIXTEEN months later, the more than 600 ex-employees of the now defunct Air Namibia still await their severance packages after mass...
Union seeks payment guarantee THE president of the Namibia Cabin Crew Union, Reginald Kock stated that currently as it stands government might back out of its 12-month ex-gratia salary payment promised to Air Namibia employees. Speaking to Informanté, Kock gave his reaction to the recent liquidation of the national airline and explained that an ex gratia payment is made out of an employer’s own discretion and is not obligated by law. “How will this payment be guaranteed? The government might payout for a few months, the Cabinet would be reshuffled and the newly appointed authori...
Cabin crew union condemns closure of Air Namibia THE Namibia Cabin Crew Union (NCCU) has condemned in the stringers terms the voluntary liquidation of Air Namibia and expressed that the national airline can only be closed through a referendum signed by the Namibian people. Speaking at a press briefing today, the president of the NCCU, Reginald Kock, suggested that the looming closure is well orchestrated. “This was a sustained covert and conceited effort by a few individuals to collapse the airline for quick personal gain. Monopoly capital will not win today, it is only the Namibia...