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Kenya: 60,000 flower farm workers get 25 percent pay increase

Over 60,000 flower farm workers across the country are set to benefit from a 25 per cent salary increase.

This is after the Agricultural Employers' Association(AEA) signed officially a pending Collective Bargaining Agreement with the Central Organization of Trade Union(COTU).

Representing flower farm employers AEA Chief Executive Officer Wesley Siele said some 60,000 are the targeted beneficiaries of this new remuneration.

Siele said the two year CBA which will be expiring in July 2017 will be backdated to July 2015 when it was agreed upon.

"I know it is a little late to formalize this agreement but we have been having extensive discussions that have given us a clear way forward," he said.

Apart from increasing pay, the CBA will also be looking into improving the workers' working conditions.

Read more at The Standard
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