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Employers not liable for staff’s personal acts: BM Security Limited vs Joseph Macharia Kibira and another

Employment, Labour Relations and Immigration Law Advisory

Employers Not Liable For Staff’s Personal Acts: Bm Security Limited Vs Joseph Macharia Kibira And Another

In recent legal developments, the Court of Appeal in Nakuru, Kenya, in the case of BM Security Limited v Joseph Macharia and one other [2025] has clarified the boundaries of employer liability concern...

Employment of Casual Workers in Kenya: Risks and Tax Exposures

Employment, Labour Relations and Immigration Law Advisory

Employment Of Casual Workers In Kenya: Risks And Tax Exposures

Casual employment plays a crucial role in Kenya’s labour market, providing businesses with a flexible workforce while offering job opportunities to many workers. However, hiring casual workers comes...

 DON’T GO JUST YET: HOW DIPLOMATS CAN SETTLE IN KENYA AFTER RETIREMENT

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Don’t Go Just Yet: How Diplomats Can Settle In Kenya After Retirement

As a diplomat who has lived in the country for an extended period of time, there is a likelihood that you have formed connections or set up a life in Kenya. What happens after you retire? How can you ...

Get to Know why your preferred Company Name might be Declined.

Employment, Labour Relations and Immigration Law Advisory

Get To Know Why Your Preferred Company Name Might Be Declined.

Registration of company name is regulated by the provisions of Companies Act 2015 and the underpinning Regulations thereof, for one to successfully register a company, one must first reserve the prefe...

How foreign nationals coming to Kenya can utilize the special pass prior to issuance of a work permit

Employment, Labour Relations and Immigration Law Advisory

How Foreign Nationals Coming To Kenya Can Utilize The Special Pass Prior To Issuance Of A Work Permit

Previously, adoptive parents did not enjoy any leave attributed to their change in status as contrasted with birth parents who are statutorily entitled to maternity and paternity leave. In a bid to st...

Adoptive Parents are now entitled to Parental Leave

Employment, Labour Relations and Immigration Law Advisory

Adoptive Parents Are Now Entitled To Parental Leave

Previously, adoptive parents did not enjoy any leave attributed to their change in status as contrasted with birth parents who are statutorily entitled to maternity and paternity leave. In a bid to st...

Garden Leave: Mitigating the Legal Risks of Employee Turnover for ICT Firms

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Garden Leave: Mitigating The Legal Risks Of Employee Turnover For Ict Firms

ICT companies operate in a very fast-paced environment, where new technology, innovations and inventions are the order of the day and firms have to constantly find innovative solutions for their marke...

Garden Leave Clauses in Employment Contracts

Employment, Labour Relations and Immigration Law Advisory

Garden Leave Clauses In Employment Contracts

Garden leave is a term used to reference the practice of having an employee work away from the office with limited access to the employer’s resources following a notice of termination or resignation...

Termination of Employees on account of Redundancy

Employment, Labour Relations and Immigration Law Advisory

Termination Of Employees On Account Of Redundancy

The Employment Act defines Redundancy as “the loss of employment, occupation, job or career by involuntary means through no fault of an employee, involving termination of employment at the initiativ...


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