KPA threaten to down tools over CBA

Former Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) white card workers (casuals) display placards as they protest against a move by KPA to employ at least one hundred and seventy new workers. [FILE, Standard]

Unionasable workers of Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) have threatened to go on strike in the next seven days over a delay in the implementation of the 10 per cent pay rise deal.

The 4,400-odd KPA workers at the port of Mombasa said the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) should be implemented in full or they will down their tools.