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…The appellant submitted that he worked for 12 hours a day for 6 days a week, amounting to 72 hours…

…The Claimant was given a one-week termination notice, given vide the termination notice letter dated 4th May, 2022. The…

…1,025,196/ = being 52 weeks versus what the agreement stated that he would be paid only 26 weeks being…

…6 days a week. In addition to these ofi days is the claim for Sundays, which amounts to double compensation…

…551,480/ = being the amount claimed based on four (4) hour overtime rate. The court in Mwanga v Metal Cans…

…The respondents were verbally employed and received a daily wage that was paid weekly, as evidenced in their witness statements…

…The respondent should have worked for 48 hours each week, but he worked 2 extra hours each week, amounting to…

…His working days were 6 in a week, and the wage was calculated at Ksh. 141 per day and paid…

…85,000 Total amount claimed – Kshs. 1,275,000 15. She also relied on Mrao Ltd v First American Bank…

…oficial languages for at least once a week or two weeks. v. Hold at least three public meetings with afiected…

…the refusal to sign a two-week contract from August 2021, which amounted to desertion. 6. Other grounds of appeal…

…The matter came up for hearing on 5th March 2025 in which both parties appeared virtually and thus proceeded inter…

…A declaration that the respondent subjecting the claimant to overtime without pay, working public Holidays without pay amounts to unfair…

…The Trial Court erred by lessening the amount due to the Appellant. vi. The Trial Court erred by failing to…

…4500 per week and as watchman he was paid Kshs. 6000 per month. He was shown payment vouchers filed by…

…days a week. On 21 March 2021, the respondent reported to work, that there was a motor vehicle that had…

…days a week. On 21 March 2021, the respondent reported to work, that there was a motor vehicle that had…

…ONESMUS N MAKAU 5 JUDGE Order This judgment has been delivered to the parties via Teams video conferencing with their…

…The Trial Court erred by lessening the amount due to the Appellant. VI. The Trial Court erred by failing to…

…The Trial Court erred by lessening the amount due to the Appellant. VI. The Trial Court erred by failing to…