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KMTC staff press for salary increase

Student of Kenya Medical Training College in Nyeri County, in protest, on Thursday April 16, after their lectures went on strike following a dispute between K.M.T.C management and Lectures. Lectures urged K.M.T.C management has failed to honor a collective agreement of implementing 12 per increment of their salaries. paralyzing studies for two weeks.[PHOTO KIBATA KIHU/STANDARD]

Kenya: More than 60 lecturers and non-teaching staff at the Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) Nyeri Campus yesterday held a peaceful demonstration protesting the failure by the management to implement a 12 per cent increase in their salary.

They accused KMTC board of being non-committal to honouring a court directive that awarded them Sh770 million following a collective bargaining agreement (CBA) between them and the institution.

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