While workers of
A letter from the Chairman of
The letter noted that, " Today, we have reached an agreement to transfer 100% of
The said deal, according to the letter, would be finalized in the first quarter of 2023.
Addressing journalists on Friday,8 April, Country Manager of
"We are in a twilight zone to see that all conditions are met. The deal will not have any negative impact on the employment of Sierra Leoneans. We are employing 15 more new operators. We are hoping to spend a lot on clean energy, which means we are here for true," he said.
He said MSC is the first shipping line in the world with more ships than any other company.
Regional Director of the company for
"Our aim is to preserve job for the people and nobody will be laid off as a result of this new deal. There will be improvement in the condition of service. The trend of annual increase of salaries will continue as we have been doing .During the time of Corona, we didn't lay off staff but maintained and paid them fully. Even if the deal with MSC didn't go through, we are still going to continue doing business as usual-to improve on the lives of workers," he said.
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