Bank Ordered to Pay Ex-Employee Ksh38 Million
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A former employee of a Kenyan Bank will be smiling all the way to another bank after her former employer was ordered to pay her Ksh38 million.
Minnie Mbue, who was an executive at the Bank, was awarded the money by the Court of Appeal after suing for unfair dismissal.
The bank had made an application seeking to have a directive to make the payment frozen until it files a suit challenging the award at the Supreme Court.
The Appellate, however, dismissed the suit noting that the case did not meet the threshold of a Supreme Court hearing.
At Machakos Country Bus, travelers to Western Kenya had to part with as much as Sh3,000 up from Sh1,000 yet they had to be home for Christmas by all means.
“We have to charge higher fares because passengers have to pay for two seats, their seat and the unoccupied seat. Otherwise, we will make losses,” a driver for Eldoret Express bus that operates between Nairobi and Kakamega told The Standard.
At the Nyamakima stage, fares had shot up from Sh350 for Nairobi to Nakuru, to as high as Sh800. Additional luggage was charged at an extra Sh200.
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