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Slavery In Kenya: Guards In These Security Companies Are Suffering

Hello Nyakundi, I have seen things and I have done things. The reason I’m writing this article is to ask for assistance from the media house to help investigate the malpractices that happen in the security company in Kenya. Our government is not helping and I hoped the media houses can shed the light on various ways t

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Hello Nyakundi, I have seen things and I have done things. The reason I’m writing this article is to ask for assistance from the media house to help investigate the malpractices that happen in the security company in Kenya. Our government is not helping and I hoped the media houses can shed the light on various ways this companies make billions on the back of struggling naïve Kenyans. First the HR departments in this companies do not represent the needs of the employees in this companies and they are paid millions to intimidate and threaten the employees. We are using the employments act of 1980s to pay the employees. READ: Salary Delays At Wells Fargo Security Firm Hurts Guards Imagine, sometimes we take home a pay of between Ksh700 - 1500...

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