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Media: Port workers load Maersk vessels on less than Kenyan minimum wage

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A new survey from Danwatch shows that port workers working for two of Maersk's sub-suppliers in Kenya are paid very little. Maersk tells Danwatch it sees the matter as very concerning.

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