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The Public Service Commission (PSC) has attributed the stagnation of salaries to the ongoing global financial crisis, which has significantly impacted...
In addition to the high wage bill, the country is also managing a significant debt, with annual loan repayments amounting to Sh1.1 trillion.
A report by the Public Service Commission (PSC) has revealed that 2,078 workers missed out on Sh2.49 billion in salaries, with 2,066 of them not recei...
Top union leaders say delays in transferring deducted funds have led to a gap in the healthcare plan that was agreed upon back in 2013.
The Union of Kenya Civil Servants (UKCS) announced that if the issue is not resolved, workers will begin protests on March 18.
The report shows that at least 47,300 government employees are taking home less than a third of their gross pay, a violation of the Employment Act 200...
The Teachers Service Commission has been allocated Sh17 billion, making it the largest recipient of the additional funds.
The government has faced a growing wave of departures, with 8,905 permanent and pensionable employees leaving over the past two years, largely from st...
A report by the Parliamentary Budget Office (PBO) shows that their real wages have fallen by 15.8 per cent since 2020, leaving them with less money to...
The revelations come as thousands of public servants failed to comply with mandatory wealth declaration regulations.
The union highlighted perceived discrimination, noting that while national government employees have seen their concerns addressed, county government...
The PSC plays a critical role in managing Kenya's civil service, and the vetting of the nominees is an essential step in ensuring its effective operat...
The CoB's report reveals that unremitted PAYE alone rose by Sh3.85 billion, bringing the total outstanding amount to Sh22.89 billion.
The Public Service Human Resources Management Bill 2024, proposes redeployment or retraining for employees whose roles become redundant.
The meeting highlighted the growing pressure on public servants due to the mismatch between salary deductions and the legal framework.
He noted that the government is also finalising mechanisms to ensure continuous coverage after the new deadline.
In the updated pay structure, the lowest cadre, CSG 17, will see an increase from Sh16,920 to Sh19,340 per month.
By the end of the month, all civil servants will get their pay backdated
On July 18, SRC announced the suspension of salary reviews for public servants for the 2024-25 financial year.
"We must settle all their pensions for those who are eligible," he promised.
