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Chinese Businesses in Uganda Set Up Database of Bad Former Employees

by Eric Olander

If you’re a Chinese business operator in Uganda and have had employees who’ve cheated, stole from your business, or caused property damage, you can email safelyxikun@gmail.com to have their name added to a new database of bad employees that’s accessible by other Chinese companies in the country.

So far, 600 names are on the do not hire list.

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