Gotta charge them back for transit, fuel, productivity time lost and discrepancies in projected profits. Looks like once in Uganda they owe $4.39 per day for ten years at which point they’ll start to look into paying towards that daily $8.13. Unadjusted for inflation of course.
Gotta charge them back for transit, fuel, productivity time lost and discrepancies in projected profits. Looks like once in Uganda they owe $4.39 per day for ten years at which point they’ll start to look into paying towards that daily $8.13. Unadjusted for inflation of course.