TSC Teachers Will Get A 7% Salary Increase

Pay for faculty members and administrative assistants for the month of July has started to be distributed by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC).

Teachers will receive a pay raise of 7% in addition to salary adjustments and back pay as part of the government’s commitment to enhancing the financial security of public employees in the face of difficult economic conditions.

The third-party deductions from the July payroll, including as loan and insurance payments, have been made available for inspection by the TSC. Because of this transparency, educators may rest easy knowing that their paychecks will arrive no later than the Saturday of the next week.

According to the most recent payroll statistics, payments were apparently made to newly hired and assigned primary school instructors in May of this year.

Some teachers’ pay and benefits have been adjusted, while others have received settlements to make up for unpaid wages in the past.

The National Treasury has transferred sh. 9.1 billion to the TSC in order for it to carry out the pay raise plan that was developed for the month of July.

Teachers and office workers, as well as more than 350,000 other public sector employees, will be able to receive this funding.

Teachers at TSC will see a 7% pay raise.

President William Ruto has suggested giving teachers and other federal employees a wage boost of between 7 and 10% in response to the difficult status of the economy. To help people manage the rising expense of living in today’s society, this choice was made.

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Sharu also asserts that funds from government loans are transferred to government officials’ personal bank accounts, casting doubt on the accuracy of the government’s accounting procedures.

TSC Teachers Will Get A 7% Salary Increase

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