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    Kenya Airways sets aside KSh1.5Bn for staff rationalization program

    The Kenyan
    By The Kenyan Wall Street
    - July 27, 2016
    - July 27, 2016
    Kenya Business news

    Kenya Airways has set aside Sh1.5 billion for the staff rationalization program and the repayment of the 80 laid off staff will kick off this week as part of the exit procedure in its first phase of the Restructuring.

    The airline is expected to see a total of 600 staff retrenched or redeployed to other departments, which is in line with its right-sizing estimates to secure the airline’s long-term operational efficiency.

    READ; Kenya Airways Full Year Results Update..

    By March 2015, the airline’s workforce stood at 3,973, with the rationalization program expected to significantly cut the wage bill. KQ has at the same time put a freeze on salary increments for unionized staff for two years as part of efforts to save costs.

    Mr.Nguze last week stated that the management is in the process of finalizing the exit process in the first phase of staff rationalization.

    Related; “Kenya Airways will bounce back to profitability in 12-18 Months” CEO

    “They are now in the process of finalizing their exit processes and also whatever comes and we were doing in that period, and we will start paying them next week which is part of the process of exit,” he said.

    The ailing airline recently reduced its monthly fleet costs by over Sh711.2 million and got into sub-lease agreements to close gap in profitability and rapidly reduce cost and debt structure.

    (KQ, CItizen,TKWS)

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