Legal Ruling on Joho Family Firm's Unlawful Employment Termination

Tuesday, 13 August 2024, 00:30

The court has ruled in favor of an employee wrongfully terminated by a Joho family firm, mandating compensation of Sh961,000. Justice Mbaru highlighted that the firm failed to issue proper notice of termination, breaching the Employment Act provisions. This case underscores the importance of adhering to employment laws and the potential financial repercussions for companies that violate these regulations.

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Unlawful Termination Case

The Joho family firm has been ordered to pay Sh961,000 to an employee following a ruling on a case of wrongful termination.

Court's Findings

The firm did not issue any notice regarding the termination of employment.
This lack of notice contravenes the legal requirements established in the Employment Act.

Conclusion

This ruling emphasizes the necessity for businesses to follow employment regulations strictly, as non-compliance can lead to significant financial liabilities.

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