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Former Carrefour Supermarket Worker Speak On Suffering

This is a running series exposing discrimination, slavery and mistreatment at Carrefour Supermarket - Kenya branch. https://nyakundireport.com/high-density-email-exposes-carrefour-supermarket/ Hi Cyprian, I worked for Carrefour Kenya hub Karen branch for more than two years being in the market department fruits and

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This is a running series exposing discrimination, slavery and mistreatment at Carrefour Supermarket - Kenya branch. https://nyakundireport.com/high-density-email-exposes-carrefour-supermarket/ Hi Cyprian, I worked for Carrefour Kenya hub Karen branch for more than two years being in the market department fruits and vegetable section most of the projects were kept in the chillers where they go up to 3 degrees Celsius and most of the time we could work there more than 5 hours at night without proper clothing and if any they were never in good condition having been suffering from kidney failure it got worse but due to the hard life at home, I had to work but they never gave any support apart from the salary they give they never helped in paying...

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