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Bank to pay ex-employee Sh1.7m for constructive dismissal - Vimarsana News

Bank to pay ex-employee Sh1.7m for constructive dismissal

The forced resignation came after she reported cases of sexual harassment.

Hiring of CEO for Council of Legal Education stopped - Vimarsana News

Hiring of CEO for Council of Legal Education stopped

The Employment and Labour Relations Court has frozen the recruitment of a new chief executive of the Council of Legal Education (CLE).

Court declines request to release Karen, Lang'ata residents' data - Vimarsana News

Court declines request to release Karen, Lang'ata residents' data

Justice Linnet Ndolo dismissed the application by Mr Samora Sikalieh saying his position as the chairman is contested and the matter was pending in court.

Former ARM employees fail to join National Cement in exit pay row - Vimarsana News

Former ARM employees fail to join National Cement in exit pay row

Thirty former employees wanted NCC to be part of the case, arguing they have learnt that it has acquired ARM.

It's unconstitutional to fire staff on probation at will, court rules - Vimarsana News

It's unconstitutional to fire staff on probation at will, court rules

THE STANDARD NATIONAL Industrial court judge justice Monica Mbaru. [Fidelis Kabunyi, Standard] The Labour Court found that Section 42(1) of the Employment Act, 2007 takes away the right to a fair hearing as it does not give the employee an opportunity to shop for a union representative, or an employee to plead his or her case, hence against the supreme law. The three-judge Bench composed of Justices Monica Mbaru, Jorum Abuodha and Linnet Ndolo observed that the section was discriminatory because “apprentices and indentured learners” enjoy the benefits of other employees, but not employees...