Minimum Wage & Collective Bargaining Agreements

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Join #ourveryown Senior Associate Sandra Kavagi and Associates Erastus Rabut and Jonathan Kisia as they delve into the intricacies of Kenya's Labour Institutions Act. This episode explores the establishment of Wages Councils tasked with shaping minimum wage policy, investigating remuneration across various sectors such as agriculture and domestic services. These councils offer recommendations to the Cabinet Secretary, influencing the Minimum Wages Order which sets essential employment terms including wages, housing allowances, work hours, weekly rest, annual leave, and sick leave. Tune in to gain valuable insights into minimum wage order guidelines and the complexities of collective bargaining agreements in both private and public sectors. #OCORoundTable #CBA #MinimumWage #LabourLawMonth #EmploymentLaw #LabourLaw #CollectiveBargaining #LabourLawTalks

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Join #ourveryown Senior Associate Sandra Kavagi and Associates Erastus Rabut and Jonathan Kisia as they delve into the intricacies of Kenya's Labour Institutions Act. This episode explores the establishment of Wages Councils tasked with shaping...

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