Kenyan Teachers' Union (KEWOTA) members are set to face a significant change in their pay structure, following a recent court ruling. In a decision that has sparked debate among educators, the court has reinstated payroll deductions for KEWOTA members, a move that could see the union's annual income swell to Sh30 million. The reinstatement of deductions comes after a protracted dispute between KEWOTA and the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), which had previously blocked the deductions, citing concerns over the union's financial transparency. The ruling is likely to have far-reaching implications for KEWOTA's operations and its ability to represent its members' interests.
Court reinstates KEWOTA payroll deductions in Sh30m teachers' row standardmedia.co.ke
