Kenya Power signs performance contracts with 6,000 union staff

The initiative follows more than two decades of negotiations between management and employees represented by the Kenya Electrical Trades and Allied Workers Union...

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Kenya Power has introduced performance management contracts for over 6,000 unionisable employees, a move aimed at boosting productivity and customer service. This initiative marks a significant step for the utility and aligns with the Government-Owned Enterprises Act, 2025.

Over 6,000 union staff are now under performance contracts.
Key organizations involved include Kenya Power and the Kenya Electrical Trades and Allied Workers Union (KETAWU).
The move is intended to enhance accountability, productivity, and customer service, and positions Kenya Power as one of the first State-owned enterprises to adopt such contracts for union staff.

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