Twiga Foods is downsizing its workforce in measures that will see those remaining lose some of the benefits that they have been enjoying, with effect from 30th November 2022.
The company, which previously disclosed it had a workforce of 1,000, says it has transitioned all its trade development representatives to agents as it changes its operations into an agency model for its sales team.
The company had in October stopped its engagement with expatriates who were offering different services across various departments.
Twiga has also cut its staff per diem for the remaining staff from a high of KES 4,000 to KES 1,000 where accommodation has been provided on a single room bed and breakfast basis.
The firm has also limited employees’ travel allowances to those whose work necessitates them to travel for more than 75 percent of the month.
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