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Former Public Utilities Minister Marvin Gonzales is condemning the hiring of “influencers” at the Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA), claiming the employees were recruited by the Government without qualifications or a transparent hiring process.
Gonzales alleged that some WASA employees were hired as part of “political payback” and are being paid to “malign” and “denigrate” critics of the UNC-led Government rather than improve water services and infrastructure.
“If any one of these people are qualified for the jobs that they are currently being paid to do inside WASA, if they apply like every other citizen who is qualified for the job, if they have been interviewed and there is a transparent process, and if they would have gone through that and got the jobs, I have absolutely no problem with that.
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