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Kenya: Teacher Administrators Reap Big From New Salaries Deal
Nation, 18 June 2017
Teachers in administrative positions are the major beneficiaries of a salary increase whose implementation will start on July 1. Read more »
Pay Raises Scheduled for Kenyan Teachers
An analysis of the implementation schedule that was signed on between the Teachers Service Commission and union leaders indicate that the lowest paid teacher will get an increase of Sh5,064 in two years, while highest paid will get Sh12,692 in four years.
(From left) Kenya National Union of Teachers secretary general Wilson Sossion, chairman Mudzo Nzili and Teachers Service Commission chairperson Lydia Nzomo signing the salaries agreement at Teachers Service Commission headquarters, Nairobi.
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Kenya: Teachers in Low Job Groups Big Winners
Nation, 16 June 2017
More than 152,000 teachers in lower cadres will be the major beneficiaries of a Sh54 billion salary increase deal that was signed last year after the government agreed to implement… Read more »
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Kenya: TSC, Unions to Agree on Salary Deal Implementation This Week
Nation, 10 June 2017
Teachers and their employer are likely to agree by this week how to implement a salary rise awarded last year, a top union official said. Read more »
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Kenya: House Team Adopts Sh64.1 Billion Supplementary Budget
Nation, 7 June 2017
The Budget and Appropriation Committee has adopted a National Treasury proposal for an extra Sh64.1 billion in supplementary budget to finance election related security operations,… Read more »
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Kenya: Teachers To Get Pay Rise In July - Govt
Nation, 30 May 2017
The government has assured teachers that a salary deal struck last year would be implemented from July. Read more »
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Kenya: TSC to Subject Special Schools Teachers to Evaluation
Nation, 28 May 2017
Teachers in tertiary institutions and special schools will now be subjected to performance appraisals and contracting, their employer has said. Read more »
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Kenya: KNUT Renews Legal Battle With Teachers Service Commission
Nation, 25 May 2017
Teachers and their employer have revived a feud over last year's strike which is threatening to throw into disarray implementation of Collective Bargaining Agreement that was… Read more »
