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David Nzue v Teachers Service Commission [2015] KEELRC 570 (KLR)

[2015] KEELRC 570 (KLR) Employment & Labour Relations Court
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Court
Employment & Labour Relations Court
Case number
570
Citation
[2015] KEELRC 570 (KLR)
Decided
14 August 2015
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TypeEmployment DisputePostureAppeal from an earlier awardCoramLINNET NDOLO
The Claimant is entitled to one month's incremental credit arising from promotions awarded to Head Teachers by presidential directive in 1994, which the Respondent is hereby directed to pay to him.

Facts

The Claimant, David Nzue, was demoted from the position of Head Teacher and interdicted by the Board of Governors, Kitui School. He subsequently filed a claim for reinstatement and promotion.

Issues

  • Whether the Claimant is entitled to promotions beyond Job Group 'L' at which he was reinstated to the position of Head Teacher
  • Whether the Claimant was entitled to promotions effected through presidential directives issued in 1994 and 1996

Reasoning

The Court found that the Claimant was not entitled to automatic promotion up to Job Group 'P', but was entitled to one month's incremental credit for promotions awarded to Head Teachers by presidential directive in 1994.

Outcome

Claimant's claim dismissed, one month's incremental credit awarded

Orders

  • The Respondent is directed to pay the Claimant one month's incremental credit for promotions awarded to Head Teachers by presidential directive in 1994

Remedies

  • One month's incremental credit
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