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Slavery At KNH: 6 Issues That Need To Be Addressed

Dr. Evanson Kamuri - KNH acting CEO Hi El President kindly highlight the inhumane treatment of staff employed under contract at Kenyatta National Hospital KNH). The main issues are: Discrimination: Despite having same qualifications, working same hours and same job; those on contracts are paid less than half of the p

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Dr. Evanson Kamuri - KNH acting CEO Hi El President kindly highlight the inhumane treatment of staff employed under contract at Kenyatta National Hospital KNH). The main issues are: Discrimination: Despite having same qualifications, working same hours and same job; those on contracts are paid less than half of the permanent and pensionable i.e. diploma nurses are all employed at entry level as nursing officer lll if under contract you will earn 50k pm if under PnP you earn 102k pm working same hours same qualifications. Delays in Salaries: As if that’s not mistreatment enough; salaries of Employees under contract delay for two sometimes even three months when PnP get paid latest 5th every month. There is even a joke that goes round ati watu wa...

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