
Redundancy process Kenya: 5 Reasons the Performance Trap Fails
Read more: Redundancy process Kenya: 5 Reasons the Performance Trap Fails· Downsizing Many Kenyan employers view downsizing as a convenient “silver bullet” to remove underperforming staff without the friction of a Performance Improvement Plan (PIP). It seems cleaner on paper. You eliminate the role, pay the severance, and move on. However, the Employment and Labour Relations Court (ELRC) is increasingly eagle-eyed about this tactic. When…

That Quick Email Forward Just Cost KES 262,500: The Hidden Danger of Sharing Customer Data
Read more: That Quick Email Forward Just Cost KES 262,500: The Hidden Danger of Sharing Customer Data· That Quick Email Forward Just Cost KES 262,500: The Hidden Danger of Sharing Customer Data You receive a promising CV and forward it to a partner. You pass a warm sales lead to a trusted vendor. You send a client intake form to an external consultant. It happens hundreds of times a day in…

Termination vs Redundancy in Kenya: 7 Key Legal Differences ⚖️
Read more: Termination vs Redundancy in Kenya: 7 Key Legal Differences ⚖️· ⚖️ Termination vs Redundancy in Kenya: A Legal Distinction Termination vs redundancy in Kenya are often treated as the same thing in everyday HR conversations. Courts strongly disagree. Imagine this: an employer wants to “release” one problematic employee and calls it redundancy, or an entire department is being shut down but staff are simply…

🚀 Latest Startup Due Diligence Kenya: 10 Legal Checks Investors Require (2025 Guide)
Read more: 🚀 Latest Startup Due Diligence Kenya: 10 Legal Checks Investors Require (2025 Guide)· 🚀 Startup Due Diligence Kenya: 10 Legal Checks Investors Require (2025 Guide) If you are raising capital in Kenya, startup due diligence Kenya is where investors separate fundable companies from risky bets. Many startups have strong products and solid traction, but deals collapse because basic legal issues were never cleaned up. Missing shareholder consents,…

Received a Court Summons in Kenya? Your First Steps
Read more: Received a Court Summons in Kenya? Your First Steps· 📨 Received a Court Summons in Kenya? Your First Steps Whether you’ve just opened an email with court documents attached, received a WhatsApp message with legal papers, or been handed a summons at your office, your stomach may have dropped. You’re not alone. Thousands of Kenyans have this experience every year, and most feel…

