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How Brisk Marketing Shortchanged Activation Agents

CAPTION: Brisk Marketing Limited A rogue marketing firm based in Sri Aurobindo Avenue, Riverside Road, Nairobi, has been exposed for shortchanging its employees. In a message forwarded to our newsdesk on Thursday, 31st March 2022, the activation agents revealed how the company named "Brisk Marketing" duped them into s

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CAPTION: Brisk Marketing Limited A rogue marketing firm based in Sri Aurobindo Avenue, Riverside Road, Nairobi, has been exposed for shortchanging its employees. In a message forwarded to our newsdesk on Thursday, 31st March 2022, the activation agents revealed how the company named "Brisk Marketing" duped them into signing a false contract which they later blatantly betrayed. At first, the group was promised to be paid Sh1,200 per day for the duration they ran the Loan App campaign. But when the job was almost done, things later drastically changed and the company now declared that payment will be based on the number of recruitments made during their ground activations. "Hello Cyprian, We need your help, please. We worked with Brisk Agency we...

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