Security Association of Namibia (SAN)

30 Mar

Security companies concerned about guards’ growing demand for increments

ObserverNational NewsSecurity Association of Namibia (SAN), Security companies concerned about guards’ growing demand for increments, t Dhiginina Uutaapama

Martin Endjala The Security Association of Namibia (SAN) has called for calmness after it reported that some of its members have, of late, been under pressure from their employees who are constantly demanding wage increments. “Yes, employees are complaining and will continue to do so, but now we want to focus on the security industry as a whole, for the betterment of salaries to happen, the industry needs to be structured well or regulated, we must first talk about that before going to salaries,’’ SAN President Dhiginina Uutaapama said. According to Uutaapama, the association wants to make sure that regulations…

SAN is unhappy with non-awarding of tenders to its members.

ObserverNational NewsNamibia Post and Telecom Holdings, SAN is unhappy with non-awarding of tenders to its members., Security Association of Namibia (SAN)

Martin Endjala The Security Association of Namibia (SAN) has expressed its dismay in the manner in which security tenders for the provision of security services were awarded. In the statement, SAN is casting doubt on the awarded companies’ compliance with labour law. SAN singled out two tenders which were recently awarded. “SAN wishes to bring to your attention our concern regarding the recent tenders awarded by the Kunene Regional Council and Namibia Post and Telecom Holdings”, the statement read. The announcement follows after the association formally distanced itself from a tender awarded for the provision of security services for NPTH.…

SAN condemns G4S strike

ObserverNational NewsNamibia Economic Freedom Fighters (NEFF), SAN condemns G4S strike, Security Association of Namibia (SAN)

Staff Writer The Security Association of Namibia (SAN) has condemned an illegal strike allegedly instigated by the Namibia Economic Freedom Fighters (NEFF) on Monday by G4S securities. The workers are demanding a salary increase. SAN president Dhiginina Uutaapama said the association strongly condemns the strike, stating their members, the owners of security companies, were not notified of the strike. “We are in a country with rules and regulations and no person should enter somebody’s building without any permission or following the right procedures. We also have to look at it as it politically motivated strike. If they (NEEF) want to…