- The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has signed an agreement with teachers reached in a joint agreement (CBA) between employer and teachers’ associations
- The four -year contract will be implemented in phases between 2025 and 2029 and will cost the taxpayer KSh 33 billion
- The TSC commission volunteered to implement the plan, thus removing teachers from the streets where they had threatened to take action.
Kenyan teachers are now calm after their parties have signed a four -year contract with the Teachers’ Commission (TSC).
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The teachers’ employer has concluded a four -year joint agreement (CBA) and key education associations.
It will come into effect between 2025 and 2029.
How much will the teachers cost the teachers?
Unlike the original CBA, this is heavy for financial benefit to teachers.
The implementation of the agreement will cost approximately KSh 33.7 billion and will address over 400,000 teachers in all coalitions.
Following constructive negotiations, all parties reached a renewed, and focusing on the government’s part in fulfilling the CBA’s promises.
“After a long and detailed negotiation journey, we are happy KnutKusnet, and Kuppet today, ” TSC It said.
The TSC confirmed its commitment to promoting the well -being of educators at all levels.
According to the commission, the recently signed CBA will address issues that have led to former teachers’ strikes.
How much will teachers get the salary increase?
Under the new agreement, teachers will benefit from salary increases, while those in lower labor groups are scheduled to be added to 29%of the minimum.
Also, TSC will send more than KSh 1 billion for teachers’ pension plans and legal contributions.
The CBA is scheduled to be received in the Court of Employment and Labor Relations (ELRC) in accordance with the Government.
In addition to financial benefits, the CBA deals with the well -being of teachers.
Teachers who leave the service through dismissal will be eligible for their old age payments.
Breastfeeding female teachers will be given a break at school to care for their infants.

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The CBA was signed on Friday, July 18, between the TSC and all three unions representing teachers; The National Association of Teachers in the country (KNUT), the Union of Special Needs Education Teachers (KUSNet), and the Union of Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET).
It will be implemented in phases, with the first time, July 2026 at a cost of KSh 2.4 billion, including salary increases.
“We have something smiling; it is true that the low teachers’ cadre is mentioned by the TSC chairman, compared to the upper cadre, the lower cadre has received a huge extent by the percentage. Knut Secretary General Collins Oyuu celebrated.
How many teachers does Ruto want to hire?
This is happening after the President’s commitment William Ruto Strengthening the primary education sector.
He has often emphasized that the government intends to allocate more resources to solve the challenges that arise in the education sector, such as poor infrastructure, shortage of learning materials and schools with shortage of staff.
The main point in the presidential agenda is the program to hire approximately 24,000 additional teachers by the end of January 2026, including 76,000 teachers who have already been employed during his term.
By 2026, the total number of teachers employed under his administration is expected to reach at least 100,000.
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