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Tourism players call for policy on flexible working schedule

A tourist takes a camel ride at Diani Beach Hotel in Kwale County. [Maarufu Mohamed, Standard]

Tourism stakeholders whose sector has been badly hit by effects of the Covid-19 pandemic have started deliberating on flexible working hours in a bid to speed recovery of the ailing sector.

During the just-concluded 18th edition of the Kenya Association of Hotelkeepers and Caterers  Annual Tourism Symposium at the Sarova Whitesands Beach Resort, hoteliers called for Kenyan labour laws to be reworked so as to allow for an efficient flexi-working module.

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