Union fails in bid to reinstate bank staff in Sh6. 3m case

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Union fails in bid to reinstate bank staff in Sh6. 3m case

The Union termed the termination as unfair and unlawful and Ms Wanjiku demanded her reinstatement to her former position without losing her employment benefits and seniority.

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