Basic minimum monthly wages (exclusive of housing allowance) and minimum daily and hourly rates (inclusive of housing allowance) in all Municipalities

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Basic minimum monthly wages (exclusive of housing allowance) and minimum daily and hourly rates (inclusive of housing allowance) in all Municipalities

Written by West FM
2012-07-18 14:45:00
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The Regulation of Wages (General) (Amendment) Order 2012 made by the Minister for Labour sets the legal basic minimum monthly wages (exclusive of house allowance) and the minimum daily and hourly rates (inclusive of housing allowance) for workers working in Nairobi, Mombasa and Kisumu cities and all municipalities and town councils. Those basic wages are payable effective 1^st May, 2012.

Column 1	Column 2			Column 3			Column 4
Occupation	Nairobi, Mombasa and Kisumu Cities			All municipalities			Town Councils
	Monthly contract per month	Daily rate	Hourly rate	Monthly contract per month	Daily rate	Hourly rate	Monthly contract per month	Daily rate	Hourly rate
	KSh. Cts.	KSh. Cts.	KShs.Cts	KShs. Cts.	KShs. Cts.	KShs. Cts	KShs. Cts.	KShs. Cts	KShs.Cts
(a) General labourer including cleaner, sweeper, gardener, children’s ayah, house servant, day watchman, messenger	8,579.80	412 80	76 70	7,915. 90	379 30	70 10	4,577 . 20	232 00	42 85
(b) Miner, stone cutter, turn boy, waiter, cook, logger line cutter	9,266.30	445 40	83 50	8,221.20	393 80	71 00	5,288. 60	261 40	47 80
(c) Night watchman	9,571.65	459 30	86 30	8873. 80	428 00	78 55	5,459. 30

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