The union is formally registered at the Office of the Labour Commissioner on 15 August 2014 as trade union representing workers in the Institutional and Household Sectors. Providing services In Human Resoure Administration & Development, Trainings and Capacity Building Workshops & Conferences, Arbitration, Conflict Resolution, Legal Advice & Assistance, Psychosocial Support, Food Bank, Self-Help
and Income generating Projects Support, Affordable Employee Benefits, Job Attachment Support and Housing Project. What we do; we recruit, organize and unionized workers. Negotiate on behalf of members through triipartite collaboration, individual or collective bargaining for better salaries/wages, job security and employment benefits. Represent members in Labour Disputes. Defend the interest of members in their human and labour rights. Advocate and campaign for decent work, socio-economic and labour justice for all workers. Create awareness and sensitize members on unionism, The Labour Act no 11 0f 2007, The Namibian Constitution, The Social Security Act and their human rights. Our Scope of representation Household (Domestic) Worker, Cleaner, Tea-maker, Cook, Waiter/Waitress, Child-minder/Nanny, Aged-Caregiver, Home-based Caregiver, Household Driver, Gardener, Handyman, Attandant, General Labourer/Assistant, Messenger, Janitor and Preprimary Child Minder. Working in a house/home, farm, private or public institution (e.g Guesthouse, Lodge, Hotel, Shop, Cleaning/Laundry Firm, Scholl, College, University, Government Office, Embassy, High Commission, Corporate Business and Parastatal), to help improve workers employment relations and conditions.
