Contracts raise concern as job losses rise in flower farms
The union said farmers were now turning to seasonal workers a move they termed as illegal.
This comes barely a month after Oserian flower farm sent home over 2,500 workers as part of ongoing restructuring in the institution.
Ferdinand Juma the KPAWU secretary-general Naivasha branch said farmers were giving conflicting reasons over the job losses, after introducing a new system of hiring workers on six months contract as one way of reducing wage bill.
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