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Amalgamated Union of Kenya Metal Workers v Unity Auto Garage (NRB) Limited [2013] KEELRC 821 (KLR)

[2013] KEELRC 821 (KLR) Employment & Labour Relations Court
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Court
Employment & Labour Relations Court
Case number
821
Citation
[2013] KEELRC 821 (KLR)
Decided
16 September 2013
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TypeLabour Relations DisputePostureClaimant seeks stay on revocation of Gazette No. 14722 and order for deduction of union duesCoramM. Mbaru
Respondent is directed to comply with the requirements as outlined in the Gazette Notice No. 14722 of 19th October 2012, pending clarification from the Minister responsible for Labour in Kenya.

Facts

Claimant, Amalgamated Union of Kenya Metal Workers, seeks stay on revocation of Gazette No. 14722 of 19th October 2012 and order for deduction of union dues from employees enrolled with respondent, Unity Auto Garage (NRB) Limited. Respondent has revoked the recognition agreement and CBA with claimant.

Issues

  • Respondent's refusal to remit union dues to claimant
  • Validity of revocation of recognition agreement and CBA
  • Claimant's right to deduct union dues from employees

Reasoning

The respondent is in breach of the Labour Relations Act and Constitution by revoking the recognition agreement and CBA without proper legal process. The claimant has the right to deduct union dues from employees enrolled with the respondent.

Outcome

Claimant's application granted

Orders

  • Respondent to comply with the requirements as outlined in the Gazette Notice No. 14722 of 19th October 2012, pending clarification from the Minister responsible for Labour in Kenya

Authorities cited

Legislation (2)
  • Labour Relations Act
  • Labour Institutions Act
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