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Illegal Foreign Workers and Mistreatment of Kenyan Staff at Bata

Bata Kenya CEO Alberto Errico. The Foreigner has embraced fully the maxim 'for Kenyans working with Indians, it is 1619 everyday'. On 22nd August 2018, Bata Kenya staff wrote a letter to EACC complaining about illegal aliens taking up jobs in Kenya at their company. The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission didn't re

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Bata Kenya CEO Alberto Errico. The Foreigner has embraced fully the maxim 'for Kenyans working with Indians, it is 1619 everyday'. On 22nd August 2018, Bata Kenya staff wrote a letter to EACC complaining about illegal aliens taking up jobs in Kenya at their company. The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission didn't respond to that letter, they only acknowledged receipt. Now, they've written a new letter directed to the Director of Immigration Services Mr Alexander Muteshi about mistreatment and persistence in the management of Bata to hire and retain foreigners from Asia who are given jobs that Kenyans can do. ALSO READ: Slavery: For Kenyans Working With Indians, It Is 1619 Everyday "Your attention is kindly drawn to the above subject matter...

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