Employers on the Spot as Workers Cry Foul Over New Salary Adjustments

Following the concerns, the workers are now appealing to President Ruto to intervene and ensure the correct wage increase is implemented...

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The Central Organisation of Trade Unions (COTU) has accused Kenyan employers of lobbying the government to replace President William Ruto's promised 12 per cent general wage increase with a minimum wage adjustment.

COTU claims employers are pushing to substitute the promised 12 per cent general wage hike with a minimum wage revision.
Key players include COTU Secretary General Francis Atwoli and President William Ruto.
A recent Gazette Notice revised statutory minimum wages but excluded the P[resident's pledge for a general increase affecting all workers.

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