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Mathew Latiema v Rai Plywoods Kenya Limited [2017] KEELRC 1867 (KLR)

[2017] KEELRC 1867 (KLR) Employment & Labour Relations Court
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Court
Employment & Labour Relations Court
Case number
1867
Citation
[2017] KEELRC 1867 (KLR)
Decided
31 January 2017
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Summary at a glance

TypeEmployment DisputePostureClaimant's case against Respondent for unlawful termination and compensation.CoramD. K. N. Marete
The claimant's termination was found to be wrongful, unfair, and unlawful.

Facts

Claimant was employed as a Machine Operator by Respondent from 2nd August, 2002 until 6th October, 2012. He was terminated on unfair grounds, and claims compensation for wrongful termination.

Issues

  • Whether the termination was wrongful, unfair and unlawful.
  • Whether the claimant is entitled to the relief sought.
  • Whether the claimant is entitled to the costs of the cause.

Reasoning

The court found that the termination was not in accordance with the Employment Act, and the claimant was entitled to compensation.

Outcome

Claimant's termination was found to be wrongful, unfair, and unlawful.

Orders

  • Declaration that claimant's services were unprocedurally, unlawfully and unfairly terminated.
  • Award of compensation for unfair termination.

Remedies

  • Declaration of wrongful termination.
  • Compensation for unfair termination.

Authorities cited

Legislation (2)
  • Employment Act
  • Labor Relations Act
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