LSK Pushes For Better Pay, Greater Transparency In Hiring Of State Lawyers After Talks With PSC
NAIROBI, Kenya, Jul 15-The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) has launched a push for improved welfare and greater transparency in the recruitment of government lawyers following high-level talks with the…..
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The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) is advocating for better pay and increased transparency in the hiring of government lawyers following discussions with the Public Service Commission (PSC).
- LSK is pushing for non-practising allowances for public service and in-house lawyers.
- Key players include the LSK delegation led by President Charles Kanjama, SC, and PSC Chief Executive Officer Paul Famba.
- The LSK also proposed observing recruitment interviews for legal positions to ensure fairness and professionalism.
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