digitek1 wrote:Am with PM on this one. Kq should call the workers to the negotiating table, may be even propose a pay cut. also they should clarify why they are top heavy with expats
Like it or not KQ is a strategic national asset and pm has all the rights to question their impact.
What are you smoking??? The government sells the company to us and it is still a "national asset"? GOK is a shareholder owning less than 1/3 of the company!
The PM is asking the right questions as who? We have structures and institutions for a good reason! This populist political interference can cripple the economy!
Ati KQ should call the workers bla bla bla. KQ has a board and a management team. They discuss and decide on the best way forward. They should not consult you or the PM unless it is in your/his capacity as a shareholder and if there is voting to be done it's done proportional to your/his shareholding. Hapana leta communism and emotions to the running of a publicly listed company in a capitalist country!
See what Mugabe has done to Zimbabwe!!!
Never count on making a good sale. Have the purchase price be so attractive that even a mediocre sale gives good returns.