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Contracts, insurance and trips home: what the Uganda–Somalia labour deal means for workers

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Ugandans working in Somalia will be entitled to written contracts, wages paid into their own bank accounts, insurance against death and disability, and an employer-funded trip home every two years under a labour agreement the two countries signed on Thursday. Gen. Henry Tumukunde, Uganda’s Minister of Gender, Labour and Social Development, and Prof Salim Alio […] The post Contracts, insurance and trips home: what the
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