Atwoli Warns Mbadi Over IMF Loan Conditions uzalendonews.co.ke/atwoli-warns-m…

Central Organization of Trade Unions Secretary General Francis Atwoli has warned the new National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi against implementing the International Monetary Fund (IMF) conditions blindly. The COTU boss said the IMF's conditionalities can have a bad

COTU warns Treasury CS Mbadi against rigid IMF conditionalities citizen.digital/news/cotu-warn…

COTU cautions Mbadi against fellowship with IMF dlvr.it/TBvNgj

The Central Organization of Trade Unions (Kenya), COTU, has cautioned the newly appointed Treasury Cabinet Secretary, John Mbadi against a potential dalliance with IMF. standardmedia.co.ke/national/artic…

I joined the family of my friend and brother, Francis Kirimi Murage, in Kagumo, Kirinyaga County, to pay our last respects. Bro. Murage was a dedicated trade unionist who devoted his life to advocating for the interests and welfare of Kenyan workers in the construction sector.

Today, I paid a courtesy call to the new Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection, Hon. Dr. Alfred N. Mutua. On behalf of COTU (K), I welcomed the CS and expressed our commitment and dedication to working with him for the betterment of the welfare and

Today, COTU (K) National Youth Committee workshop kicked off, marking a key step in engaging Kenyan youth on the importance of active participation in trade unions activities. COTU (K) with the support of ILO seeks to sensitize Kenyan youth to take part in trade union activities.

ILO Prospects International Labour Organization partnership with COTU KENYA to advocate for Youth Rights at Work and meaningful youth engagement on Trade Union activities through COTU KENYA National Youth Committee Jonas Bausch Bruno M Otiato, MCIPR.

COTU calls on youth to take active role in trade union advocacy standardmedia.co.ke/nyanza/article…

The active participation of youth in trade union activities is very essential for the realization of decent working conditions. We thank the ILO Prospects for supporting COTU (K) in engaging Kenyan youth on their labour rights. Caroline Njuki

Youth aged 15-34 constitute more than a third of Kenya's population. It's critical to have continuous meaningful engagement on decent work including their rights at work~ this collaboration with COTU KENYA will support efforts aimed at finalizing an action plan for youth engagement

Kenyan workers will benefit immensely from the great innovation, Starlink, that has been engineered by SpaceX. If anything, the purpose of introduction of any technology is to make life easier and that’s why we supported Mpesa, which is now a global product.

Our tripartite partners—Government, FKE Kenya, and COTU KENYA — will meet quarterly to address emerging labour challenges and maintain ongoing dialogue.

The FES Kenya Office, COWU (Kenya) and uni-global Africa had a productive brainstorming session yesterday on collaborating to organize and recruit non-traditional workers such as content moderators into the communication union. An innovative way to bring tech into the Union space!✨

Labour and Social Protection Cabinet Secretary Alfred Mutua, has assured workers that the proposed 6% minimum wage increase will be implemented before the end of the year. ntvkenya.co.ke/news/6-minimum…

The maritime sector is vital to Kenya’s economy. Our seafarers deserve fair wages and benefits that reflect their dedication. Grateful to Francis Atwoli NOM (DZA), CBS, EBS, MBS. for trusting me to serve on the Seafarers Wages Council. I’m committed to ensuring their voices are heard and rights protected.

COTU's Francis Atwoli: We have received Adani-JKIA takeover deal documents. Govt and KAA shall not, shall is mandatory, shall not enter into any final agreement without concurrence with aviation workers.

CS Chirchir, airport workers union and Cotu boss Atwoli say return-to-work deal reached with striking staff

The Organization of African Trade Union Unity (OATUU), representing 60 affiliates and 25 million workers across Africa, is scheduled to meet in Accra, Ghana, from the 9th– 12th October. During the said meeting OATUU has invited President of Ghana H.E Nana Akufo-Addo and the Rt.