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Thursday, 06 September 2012 14:43

KQ To Retrench 453 Workers Featured

KQ To Retrench 453 Workers

Kenya Airways today confirmed that 453 workers are to be laid off in the ongoing rationalization exercise.
 

Chief Executive Officer Titus Naikuni said that the rationalization process will go on as planned.

Naikuni was speaking during a press conference at a Nairobi Hotel where he advocated the company’s position.

The airline defended the move citing a Ksh 1 billion annual saving from the cost cutting exercise.

The redundancies will predominantly affect ground staff whose roles will be outsourced.

The rationalization process is expected to go on despite a request by the Prime Minister asking the national carrier to stop the plan and explore other cost cutting and revenue accumulation ways.

Posted By Beth Nyaga        


 

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