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The Teachers Service Commission has vowed to clean its payroll starting in July 2020. This move has attracted uproar from a section of teachers who feel that the TSC is being unfair given that they did not promote themselves.

The humble Kenyan teachers’ frustrations and disappointments over this AON-MINET insurance cover blew over on social media especially on tweeter with hashtag #Minetmustgo and even on Facebook teacher groups. The hashtag on tweeter trended for two days in a row taking position two on 10th June 2020 on Top Tweeter Trends for Kenya Now.

 KUPPET has received immeasurable bashing after shocking details emerged implicating the union for slashing TSC intern teachers’ salaries. The question ringing in many tutors’ minds right now is “is this the same union that is masquerading as the true defenders of teachers’ rights?”

In Nakuru County, a total of 205 TSC-employed teachers are likely to miss out on the next pay rise for all tutors set to be effected by the Teachers Service Commission, TSC next month in July 2020.

If the affected teachers will not contact the union to formalize their union membership before June 15, 2020 they will not benefit from the salary increase which will be effected in July 2020.

In a quick rejoinder KUPPET boss told Mr. Sossion to stop dipping his nose in the wrong cookie jar.

This is How Kenyan Teachers have been enriching cartels through the Kshs 629.20 SWAS KUPPET monthly deductions on their monthly payslips A critical analysis of a TSC-employed Teacher's Payslip in Kenya

The job group M has become a preserve for the few who have either served the commission for eons and they are already tired or those who know people! Is it a wonder that teaching as a profession is not attracting the millennials? It is considered boring and quite unrewarding! Those already in it just view it as a stepping stone for better opportunities. Teachers are ever looking for greener pastures. They are never settled. They are usually on the ready to seize other opportunities that they consider better and fulfilling.

The Teachers Service Commission has set aside at least 7 billion Kenya shillings for promoting teachers this July.

LATEST EDUCATION NEWS: THIS IS WHY KNUT SECRETARY GENERAL MR WILSON SOSSION REFUSED TO QUIT OFFICE DESPITE PRESSURE FROM THE KNUT NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL AND TSC FOR INTERESTING DETAILS AND CAPTIVATING STORIES ON THE KNUT-TSC TUSSLE AND KUPPET, GRAB YOURSELF A COPY OF “TEACHERS UNIONS AND LABOUR RELATIONS: A HISTORY OF THE KENYA UNION OF POST PRIMARY EDUCATION TEACHERS” A BOOK AUTHORED BY KUPPET SECRETARY-GENERAL AKELO MISORI AND JOHN ONYANDO

TSC EXCLUSIVE NEWS THIS WEEK: TSC AND KUPPET TO CONCLUDE SALARY TALKS (CBA BY 2020) AS KNUT'S CBA PROPOSAL REMAINS UNCLEAR The Teachers Service Commission is currently going through teachers’ salary proposals presented by the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers with the aim of giving a counter-offer.

TEACHERS SEEKING CURRENT TSC PROMOTIONS TURNED AWAY OVER NEW DEGREE REQUIREMENT

KUPPET'S TOUGH TALK ON TEACHER SALARIES AND KNEC WORKING CONDITIONS

KCSE BREAKING NEWS: KUPPET DEMANDS BETTER PAYMENT FOR 2019 KNEC KCSE EXAMINERS KUPPET THREATENS TO PARALYZE THE 2019 MARKING EXERCISE IF KNEC WILL NOT IMPROVE THE WORKING CONDITIONS FOR EXAMINERS- A DETAILED GUIDE ON KUPPET’S ULTIMATUM, KCSE MARKING EXERCISE AND RELEASE DATES

WHO IS BETTER SUITED TO HANDLE SCHOOL FUNDS, PRINCIPALS OR OUTSIDERS? KUPPET on Thursday refuted a proposal by the Education Cabinet Secretary Professor George Magoha to have outsiders manage secondary school funds. The union’s secretary-general Okello Misori and chair Omboko Milemba defended the principals saying they can manage school money. They said that professor Magoha should stop undermining the authority of principals since they have already undergone rigorous training on matters financial management. The two…