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Namibia: Employers Urge Delay in National Minimum Wage Roll-Out Amid Economic Concerns

Namibia: Employers Urge Delay in National Minimum Wage Roll-Out Amid Economic Concerns

The Namibian Employers’ Federation (NEF) is pushing for the postponement of the implementation of the national minimum wage, currently scheduled for 1 January 2025.

The Wages Commission and Labour Advisory Council recommended a minimum 12-month adjustment period following the official announcement of the N$18 national minimum wage earlier this year.

However, the NEF argues that certain sectors will need more time to ensure a sustainable transition.

“The NEF fully supports the principle of a…

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