Several Employers Facing Prosecution Over Unremitted Levy
As the crackdown looms, employers have been urged to regularly make their payments and comply with NITA regulations to avoid legal consequences...
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Members of the National Assembly are demanding immediate prosecution of employers who have failed to remit mandatory training levies to the National Industrial Training Authority (NITA), citing a significant uncollected amount.
- Ksh194 million in training levies remains uncollected.
- The Public Investments Committee and NITA are key institutions involved.
- MPs criticized NITA for lax enforcement and weak debt collection mechanisms, despite existing legal provisions.
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Ruto Announces Salary Increase for All Kenyan Workers - May 2026
President William Ruto announced a significant increase in minimum wages during the 2026 Labour Day celebrations in Vihiga County. The celebrations marked the first time the national event was held outside Nairobi, taking place at Chavakali Boys High School. Workers across Kenya commemorated the 61st Labour Day celebrations with events held nationwide. However, COTU Secretary General Francis Atwoli demanded the administration expedite ratification of international labour conventions, citing broken promises. Separately, members of the National Assembly are demanding prosecution of employers who have failed to remit mandatory training levies to NITA.
