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Namibia: Air Namibia Cuts Salaries By 50%
Namibian, 30 September 2020
Air Namibia has cut in half the salaries of cabin crew members, pilots and ground staff who have stayed home since the airline stopped commercial flights in March. Read more »
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Namibia: Grounded Air Namibia Staff Reject 50% Pay Cut
New Era, 9 September 2020
The Namibia Cabin Crew Union (NCCU) has accused Air Namibia's interim CEO and his management team of having declared war with the airline's workers following a notice of 50% salary… Read more »
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Namibia: Air Namibia Considers 50% Pay Cut Plan
Namibian, 9 September 2020
Air Namibia's board of directors is considering a proposal to reduce the salaries of employees by 50%. Read more »
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Namibia: Air Namibia and Unions Sign Agreement On Staff Costs
Namibian, 14 May 2020
AIR Namibia today signed an agreement with trade unions representing employees of the airline, with the aim of helping the carrier to weather the current economic storm and avoid… Read more »
Air Namibia Workers' Morale Hits Rock Bottom After 50% Pay Cut
Air Namibia has cut in half the salaries of cabin crew members, pilots, and ground staff who have stayed home since the airline stopped commercial flights in March. The 50% salary cuts, which are as a result of the novel coronavirus pandemic, will take effect from September until November 2020. However, the airline's employees have not agreed to the salary cuts according to the president of the Namibian Cabin Crew Union, Reginald Kock.
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