NLC Staff Expose Pay Disparity, Recruitment Favouritism and Toxic Culture as Morale Crumbles
National Land Commission staff have exposed discriminatory pay cuts, opaque recruitment practices, and a toxic work environment, with junior employees claiming house allowances were slashed by up to 44% while senior officers received increases. Read the reportLatest
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