LSK has warned it may pursue contempt of court proceedings against government agencies and employers continuing enhanced NSSF deductions.
LSK President Charles Kanjama. [File, Standard]
The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) has threatened to institute contempt of court proceedings against government agencies and employers who continue deducting enhanced National Social Security Fund (NSSF) contributions.
In a statement, LSK President Charles Kanjama argued that the deductions have no legal basis following a recent Court of Appeal ruling.
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