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KPA ordered to pay retired worker Sh4m for delayed promotion

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By  Philip Muyanga

Correspondent

Nation Media Group

The Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) has been ordered to pay Sh4 million to a former employee who it ignored when promoting his peers to a higher job grade, only to upgrade his rank 12 days before his retirement.

The compensation is for loss of salary, house and car allowances.

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