No contract, no pay, no respect: Ministry of Education interns cry foul over mistreatment and exploitation
A group of interns working under the Ministry of Education have written a letter to the Principal Secretary, Dr. Belio Kipsang, requesting immediate action on several issues affecting their welfare and performance.
The interns, who are part of the Digital Literacy Programme (DLP), claim that they have been facing delayed stipend payments, failure to remit statutory deductions, lack of decorum treatment, poor communication, absence of contract letters, and threats of dismissal when they raise complaints.
The letter, dated November 6, 2023, outlines the grievances of the interns and urges the Ministry to address them urgently to ensure fair treatment and professionalism.
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