Counties hold Sh44bn unpaid workers' dues for more than 3 years
The prolonged delays have left many workers uncertain about their financial future...
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County governments across Kenya collectively owe workers a staggering Sh44.29 billion in unpaid salaries, unremitted statutory deductions, and staff claims, with some arrears accumulating for over three years.
- Sh44.29 billion in outstanding dues owed to county employees.
- Nairobi City County Government accounts for the largest portion, with Sh41.28 billion in arrears.
- This situation creates uncertainty over retirement benefits and increases the risk of costly legal claims against counties.
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