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12 Kenyan employment agencies in Qatar closed over poor treatment of staff

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Twelve Kenyan employment agencies have been blacklisted in Qatar due to the Gulf state’s terrible treatment of its employees. Following meetings between the Secretary General of the Central Organization of Trade Unions, Francis Atwoli, and the Minister of Labor in Qatar, Ali bin Samikh Al Marri, they agreed to abolish employment agencies, which had been used to smuggle in Kenyans. “The Ministry of Labor announced the closure of 12 labor recruitment offices, and the withdrawal of license of one recruitment office, for violating the provisions of the law, as part of the efforts of the Ministry t…

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