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The government intends to reduce the national wage bill from the current 46% to 35% of the total revenue collected by 2028. Head of Public Service Felix Koskei says the government will not entertain any agitation for increase of salaries, wages or allowances in the public sector owing to challenges facing the economy. This as the Salaries and Remuneration Commission Chairperson Lyn Mengich warned that any government body agreeing to collective bargaining agreements with trade unions must have ready cash at hand to honor the agreements or else they will not be funded by the government. Giverson Maina reports.
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Gov’t to slash national wage budget to 34% of collected revenues
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