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Kenya: KNUT to Seek Enforcement of Order On September Pay
Capital FM, 17 October 2015
The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) is due to move back to the Industrial and Labour Relations court next week in a bid to have the court order that tutors should not be… Read more »
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Kenya: Military Pay Reviewed, Teachers' Pain Mounts
Nation, 18 October 2015
The government has quietly adjusted salaries for members of the defence forces, the Sunday Nation has learnt. Read more »
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Kenya: Teachers Resort to Selling Household Items to Survive As Standoff Persists
Nation, 18 October 2015
Teachers are now bracing themselves for tougher times as the dispute over their September salaries continues with their employer moving back to court to challenge a directive to… Read more »
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Kenya: Locals Fight to Keep Schools Open in North Eastern
Nation, 18 October 2015
Local communities have stepped in to support schools in Northeastern where learning was paralysed early this year, in some cases by hiring Form Four leavers. Read more »
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Kenya: Government Not Broke, Should Be More Prudent
The Star, 17 October 2015
If you have read the news recently, you have heard the noise: No, we definitely have no extra money for teachers, even if this was a pay deal agreed three administrations ago. Read more »
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Kenya: TSC Challenges Order to Pay Teachers' September Salaries
Nation, 16 October 2015
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has challenged a court order directing it to pay September salaries to teachers who had participated in the recent strike. Read more »
Kenyan Teachers' Union Seeks to Enforce September Pay Order
Kenya National Union of Teachers has described the delay by the Teachers Service Commission to pay September salaries as a tactic used to victimise teachers who participated in the strike.
InFocus
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The Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers has lashed out at the Teachers Service Commission for violating a court order by not paying teachers their September salaries. Read more »
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Teachers are saying the Sh17 Billion allocated for the laptop project should pay the 50 to 60 percent increase awarded by the Employment and Labour Relations Court on June 30. Read more »
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A payroll has been released showing that only 42,973 teachers will be paid. Read more »
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This is as the Kenya Bankers Association said teachers will be expected to service their loans. Read more »
