Charcoal industry sets minimum wage

The growing charcoal industry has decided to improve conditions of employment in order to meet international standards.
Jana-Mari Smith
  • 6 Year Ago - 2018-08-16 00:00:00
Namibian charcoal producers have agreed on a minimum wage for their workers, in addition to a basic standard of living conditions and the provision of free protective equipment and
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