Microsoft trims jobs as it enters new fiscal year

The Covid-19 pandemic might have forced you to make-do with lower income, or even forced you out of a job, and life as we knew it has shifted

A change in lifestyle and spending habits will go a long way in helping you to weather the storm.

Africa’s biggest airline, Ethiopian Airlines, has started to lay off its workers, including crew members

Boeing, the world’s largest aerospace company, is reportedly set to offer voluntary layoffs and early retirement packages for its employees.

Tens of flower farm workers have been sent home while thousands are staring at job losses as effects of coronavirus hit Kenya.

A court has awarded former Nakuru county chief officer for Sports, Youth and Gender Sh800,000 for wrongful dismissal.

After finding himself among employees who had just been laid off, Elias Otieno hopped onto the next bus out of Nairobi destined for his home town of Oyugis.

Financial services firm UAP-Old Mutual Group is the latest in a string of companies that have sent employees home to navigate a stormy business environment.

Kenya Airways sacked 80 employees in one of the cost-cutting measures expected to yield Sh10 billion in savings a year.

More than 2,600 workers of one-time world’s largest rose flower producer, Karuturi Limited, were Friday sent home as the firm shut operations.

Kenya Airways boss Mbuvi Ngunze said the national carrier is focused on raising money to ensure it’s self-sufficient.

Joseph Njoroge, 39, is still energetic and raring to go places. The father of two was in a steady job for twelve years before the company he worked for closed its doors for good.