Least-paid civil servants get 30 per cent pay rise

Salaries and Remuneration Commission chair Sarah Serem and vice-chair Daniel Ogutu. FILE PHOTO | NMG

Civil servants working for the national government will from July 1 get a pay rise of between 5.2 per cent and 30.7 per cent, kicking off the rollout of a deal their union struck with the government to improve their terms of service over four years.

The new pay deal comes with a revised structure that has moved the lowest paid civil servants in job groups A to C to job group D, where they will get a minimum and maximum salary raise of 17.46 per cent and 27.02 per cent and take home between Sh12,192 and Sh14,442 respectively.

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