Teacher's Salary to Increase as from this Month.
According to reports published by Daily Nation, the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) received ksh 15 billion. The money is aimed at increasing the teacher's salary as well as recruiting more teaching staff. Graduates will therefore use the opportunity to try their luck in being employed by TSC.
Good News To Primary School Teachers As Once Again Details Of Their Looming Salary Increment Emerge
Primary school teachers have reasons to smile as new details about their salary increment surface. According to reliable sources, the lowest primary school teacher will earn sh. 27000 from the current sh. 21000. Details about presidential speech indicate that 70 billion shillings have been set a side for teachers' salary increament and hiring of teachers.
Teachers will have reasons to smile to the bank before August.
Teachers have been pushing for their salary increment for a very long time through their union, Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT). The union has called for the review of the salary deal signed in 2021. KNUT propose that the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) be reviewed within three months .Teachers like other government employees have been affected by the Covid19 Pandemic greatly .Every year all civil servants get pay rise to cater for several factors including the cost of living but this has not been possible on the side of teachers.
TSC to Conduct Mass Transfer of Teachers
According to the recently signed Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) of 2021 between unions and TSC, some of teacher transfers which were done early will be reversed will reversed so as to bring the separated teachers families together. The commission also agreed to consider requests for transfer of couples who are teachers in order to promote and improve family values.
Teachers Receive Good News Over The New CBA Following These Emerging Message
Teachers have received good news over new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) which will run from 2021 to 2025. The Teachers Service Commission is fully committed to ensure that teachers across this country are receiving quality services which they deserve from the commission, teachers have been claiming that the new signed Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) is void.
Teachers Breath Fire And Plan To Do The Following To KNUT SG After 100 Days Of Not Performing
Teachers employed by the Teachers Service Commission have expressed disappointment from KNUT Secretary General Mr. Collins Oyuu. In various teachers' groups, teachers say that when Oyuu took over from Wilson Sossion about three months ago, nothing fruitful has come out of KNUT. They say that Sossion was better than Oyuu and that Oyuu is being manipulated by TSC to suppress teachers.
Big Blow To Teachers As TSC Reviews ASAL And Hardship Areas
Teachers who are serving in Arid and Semi-Arid Land (ASAL) areas have received a big shock after Teachers Service Commission (TSC) reviewed and enlisted new areas as hardship areas. The move resulted to some areas being totally removed from the list of ASAL and hard to staff areas.
Teachers Happy As Their Unions Deliver This Message Over Hardship Allowances
Teachers happy as their unions deliver this message over hardship allowances. Teachers have been concerned over the new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) which is running from 2021 to 2025 which signed by their unions, teachers termed the new Collective Bargaining Agreement as a none monetary CBA.
Good News To P1 Teachers In Job Group B5
Primary school teachers employed by the Teachers Service Commission in grade B5 have a reason to smile as details emerge about their salary increment. TSC boss Dr. Nancy Macharia says that this group of teachers have been awarded a salary increment of over sh. 6000. Another good news about their salaries is that the increment will be backdated from July this year.
Just In: Good News To All Teachers After The Latest Detail Emerges About Jobs
Government has nowadays delivered exact information to all instructors in the United States after a new implementation it made to gain all instructors in the country. In a file by means of People Daily, it has hooked up that a new Collective Bargaining Agreement has been signed between instructors national and the Teachers Service Commission, the place instructors are predicted to reap splendid benefits.
Jkuat Dons Issue a Strike Notice if the Government Will not Honour the 2017/2020 CBA
Kenya as an independent state consist of three levels of education namely; primary, secondary and tertiary institutions. Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology is one of the prominent and famous tertiary institutions owned by the government. The university offers various degree courses that deals with agriculture and technology.
Teachers Face Mass Transfer From TSC
According to the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) signed between unions and the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) will reverse some of the transfers that separated families. In order to improve on family values, the commission agreed to consider requests for transfer of couples who are teachers, subject to availability of vacancies among other requirements.
Good News To Over 1,963 Teachers As TSC Makes The Following Crucial Communication
Teachers service commission is only Commission in Kenya that is responsible with the hiring, remuneration and transfer of teachers from one working station to another. The commission which is currently under the leadership Dr Nancy Macharia is also mandated to promote teachers from one job group to another.
Knut Demands The Following From TSC Within 3 Months.
Teachers will smile all the way to the bank soon should Teachers Service Commission, TSC meet the demands made by the Kenya National Union of Teachers, Knut. The Knut secretary general, Collins Oyuu has called for fresh review of the salary negotiations signed last year. The Collective Bargaining Agreement, CBA, was signed in 2021 without monetary gains.
JKUAT Employees Call's Off Strike After A Deal Was Reached With The University.
JKUAT Employees Call's Off Strike After A Deal Was Reached With The University. The Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) employees have called off their strike which was in it's third day and this was after a deal was reached with the University administration with the dues in demand set to be processed as from Friday, the 3rd of December 2021.
Looming Nationwide Teacher's Strike Before The Start Of KCSE and KCPE
Kenyan teachers, through the Kenyan Union of Post Primary Education Teachers(KUPPET),has announced a national strike after the Collective Bargaining Agreement with their employees failed to take place. Akello Misori,the KUPPET secretary -general stated that the union has ordered the Teachers Service Commission to re-open the CBA within 21 days from 17 January, however,the TSC never listened to their demands.
Good News To Universities Workers As This News Is Delivered Concerning Their Salaries
The issues of salaries increment has been a challenge among a number of civil servants and other government workers. Most of them demand salaries increments what in most cases has been bringing commotion within our country. Recently, the Teachers Service Commission forwarded a new Collective Bargaining Agreement to Salaries Remuneration Commission that was to favour Teachers to get pay rise.
Learning to be interrupted in the next 7 days in all Universities after this announcement was made.
All high learning institutions in Kenya (Universities) to stop their learning in the next Seven days. University Academic Staff Union (U.A.S.U) this is the body that is responsible to Advocate for needs of all Staffs in all Universities in kenya. University Academic Staff Union has issued a seven day strike.
Good News To Teachers After The Following Agreement Between TSC And The Government
Teachers Service Commission (TSC) is the current commission that is responsible with the recruitment, promotion and discipline of teachers in Kenya. The commission is currently under the leadership of Dr. Nancy Macharia who is the current Chief Executive Officer (CEO). TSC is also known to be teachers' employer in charge of remuneration.
Court Suspends Lecturers’ Strike In Sh8bn Pay Row
Employment and Labour Court has suspended the scheduled lecturers’ strike that was to kick off today monday awaiting the determination of a case lodged by public universities. Justice Nzioki wa Makau signed the case lodged by Inter-Public Universities Councils Consultative Forum (IPUCCF) and suspends the lecturers’ union from striking to demand of Sh8.8 billion salary deal.