WAMCO

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President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu and WAMCO Managing Director Mujthaba Jaleel.

As International Workers' Day is observed, several WAMCO employees are yet to receive salaries for April

The waste collection area in Hoarafushi.

Land for Hoarafushi waste management center was allocated by council, yet government claims we are not cooperating; not a single practical step has been taken to fulfill President's campaign pledges so far: Waheed

Ali Fawaz, the President-elect of the Ha. Ihavandhoo Island Council, speaks during RaajjeTV’s "Fashaairu" program. | RaajjeMV

Massive recruitment took place in Ihavandhoo in connection with the elections, with nearly 160 employees currently stationed at Fenaka alone, stated President-elect Ali Fawaz

Ali Fawaz, the President-elect of the Ihavandhoo Council, delivers his remarks at the commencement of the program. | RaajjeMV

Development in Ihavandhoo has come to a standstill, and the escalating waste management crisis has left residents in a state of deep concern

Privatization and Corporatization Board (PCB). | RaajjeMV

State-owned enterprises ordered to freeze hiring and promotions following pre-election surge in appointments

Some employees of the Waste Management Corporation (WAMCO) have yet to receive their salaries for the past month. | WAMCO

Some employees of WAMCO have yet to receive their salaries for the past month

A WAMCO employee carries out waste collection duties. | RaajjeMV

HRCM investigates safety concerns regarding WAMCO waste management frontline staff!

Mujthaba Jaleel, the Managing Director of WAMCO, has come under scrutiny as the company reportedly delays employee salaries while concealing workplace accidents that have endangered staff. | WAMCO

WAMCO employees yet to receive their salaries for the past month; no confirmation on when the payments will be disbursed

Hassan Nazir, who sustained injuries after falling from WAMCO’s waste disposal ramp. | RaajjeMV

Hospitalized WAMCO employee moved to general ward after ventilator treatment

An investigation has been launched into allegations of negligence and the lack of workplace safety for employees at the Waste Management Corporation (WAMCO). | WAMCO

Inquiry opened for public to submit information regarding negligence at WAMCO

The Managing Director of WAMCO is Mujthaba Jaleel. The company has reportedly concealed information regarding hazardous workplace accidents involving its employees. | WAMCO

Following a WAMCO employee's death and critical injury of another, HRCM launches investigation into safety standards at WAMCO

Hassan Nazir fell at around 3am on Monday.| Social Media

WAMCO accused of concealing incident involving driver seriously injured in fall from waste disposal ramp

Kendhoo Constituency MP Mauroof Zakir speaking on RaajjeTV’s "Fala Surukhee" program. | RaajjeMV

Muizzu prevents members and company executives from conducting business without paying kickbacks: Mauroof

Materials intended for the construction of the L. Isdhoo Waste Management Center are reportedly being used to build a PNC campaign hub on private property. | PNC

Materials intended for L. Isdhoo Waste Management Center construction being used to build a PNC campaign hub on private property

STELCO building | STELCO

"Changes to overtime pay policies for the final ten days of Ramadan are being communicated verbally, with no official memo issued"

Mujthaba Jaleel, Managing Director of WAMCO | RaajjeMV

WAMCO employees finally receive Ramadan allowance following media reports

The Kendhikulhudhoo Waste Management Center, established during the MDP administration. | RaajjeMV

Major waste management center project in Kendhikulhudhoo consists only of a warehouse and toilet

Mujthaba Jaleel, the Managing Director of WAMCO, stated that according to the law, every employee must be provided with a Ramadan allowance of MVR 3,000 before the start of the holy month. | RaajjeMV

WAMCO employees yet to receive Ramadan allowance, staff voice growing concern

A photo of the reassigned employees pictured with the Mayor of Thinadhoo and mayoral candidate, Saud. | Social Media

Nabith, who was transferred from his workplace for supporting Thinadhoo Mayor Saud in the council elections, has been reassigned to Kulhudhuffushi for a period of six months.

A photograph of the reassigned employees alongside the Mayor of Thinadhoo and mayoral candidate, Saud. | Social Media

Three WAMCO employees in Thinadhoo who supported an MDP candidate, transferred to other islands

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