The employees claimed that the airline has irregularly outsourced functions to external companies where the CEO holds substantial
interests through proxies,
without due regard to the established competitive procurement procedures.
“The CEO is on his way out and has attended an
interview for position of CEO of Magadi Africa in South Africa which raises serious doubts whether he has the interest of the company at heart,” they claimed.
They wondered why they
were laid off when the
company in the last one year has increased pay for its top executives by over 24 percent compared to 10 per
cent for the unions.
GOD BLESS YOUR LIFE