Firms have been increasingly turning to contract staff to control costs.
By
Kabui Mwangi
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
About 17.6 percent of employees in top firms are casual workers, as firms increasingly turn to contract staff to control costs.
Kenyan businesses cut jobs in May for the first time in 15 months as weakening demand and rising costs spill into the labour…
Many firms remain cautious about making long-term investments or expanding permanent capacity.
A KNBS report shows that despite stable job growth and modest salary increases, public sector workers in Kenya experienced a…
A KNBS report shows that despite stable job growth and modest salary increases, public sector workers in Kenya experienced a…
Many firms reported that higher costs continued to erode purchasing power among consumers, reducing spending on goods and…
Today, 83.8 per cent of Kenya’s workforce earns their living in the informal sector, but our pension system remains anchored…
