ArrestedDev wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:ArrestedDev wrote:VituVingiSana wrote:ArrestedDev wrote:Impunity wrote:ArrestedDev wrote:obiero wrote:maka wrote:[quote=obiero]Ngunze walked away with KES 105,000,000 as severance pay from a loss making entity
Plus another 23 or is it 25m for the period he remained....
Balaa! But atleast the share is on another mini-rally
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There was no other option than to pay him out. The consultancy thing was just to appease him, he knew how the loans were acquired since Alex and Naikuni left. MJ is a brilliant executive.
Your remember he made a U-turn and announced Ngunze will leave.
This is history for now which should never be repeated.
What kind of shit is this severance pay?If as an employee your contract is not renewed then you get a severance lumpsome pay?
How was 105M calcuated?
Was this shot in his original contract?
His contract was terminated by the employer and there is always a clause protecting the employee.
He was paid for the remainder of term.
Then why hire him as a consultant instead of having him finish off his term while doing what he did as a consultant?
The consultancy did not last for long. A few months and he was out. Remember the figures quoted by the media are gross, after tax should be less.
Regardless how long the consultancy lasted for, why was he fired [paid his termination dues] and then hired back as a consultant INSTEAD of remaining on the payroll while completing his assignment?
Taxes are a given. The cost to KQ was 105mn regardless of what was sent to KRA.
It was impossible/untenable to keep him as the CEO considering the management decisions he oversaw.
He was kept to finish up with the loan restructuring since he was aware of how the loans were procured.
I agree on firing him re: performance. After all, didn't he "entice" of us to keep on pushing a false narrative re: it's performance and shares?
As for the loans - these are documented so I do not see the need to have kept him on. Someone else could have picked up the slack.
Anyway, it's a done deal.
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