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Wells Fargo Yet To Implement Minimum Wage Increase, Oppressed Guards Cry Out

Isaac GM Andabwa, the CEO and founder of the Kenya National Private security workers Union (KNPSWU). Just like COTU Boss Francis Atwoli, he has abandoned workers for politics. He is seeking the Lugari parliamentary seat. On May 1, 2022, barely two months ago, President Uhuru Kenyatta announced a minimum wage increase o

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Isaac GM Andabwa, the CEO and founder of the Kenya National Private security workers Union (KNPSWU). Just like COTU Boss Francis Atwoli, he has abandoned workers for politics. He is seeking the Lugari parliamentary seat. On May 1, 2022, barely two months ago, President Uhuru Kenyatta announced a minimum wage increase of 12 percent to cushion workers against further erosion of their purchasing power. To many Kenyan jobholders in the lower carders, this was a perfect labour day gift. But at Wells Fargo, oppressed employees are yet to begin enjoying the benefits of the declaration. This is because the management at the leading professional security services provider is yet to honor the state's directive to implement the increment. Instead, the...

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