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WKA Advocates · Employment & Labour

Employment & labour lawyers in Kenya

Employment lawyers in Kenya advising employers and employees on contracts, unpaid wages, termination, disciplinary hearings and labour relations.

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Nairobi · Contentious and non-contentious employment matters

Advice for employers and employees

Employment & Labour services

Start with the documents, the decision you face and any deadline. WKA Advocates can assess the legal questions and proposed scope.

A practical start to your matter

01Explain what happened

Identify the employer, employee, disputed issue and important dates.

02Organise the records

Bring the contract, payslips, correspondence and relevant policies.

03Review the options

Consider the process, evidence, possible resolution and legal scope.

04Agree the instruction

Confirm deliverables, fees, communication and responsibility for deadlines.

Employment & Labour Advice Built Around Your Matter

WKA Advocates advises employers and employees on contentious and non-contentious employment issues. A contract review, HR policy project, disciplinary process and court dispute need different instructions. Explain what happened, what decision you face and the outcome you want to discuss.

When Your Employer Has Not Paid You

Start with the agreed salary, periods worked and payments received. Keep payslips, bank records and relevant correspondence, then request clarification and payment in writing. A legal review can assess the evidence, available route and relevant deadlines.

Read the unpaid salary action guide.

Contracts, Fair Hearings and Termination

Workplace decisions need attention to both the reasons and the process. We can review employment terms, allegations, employee responses, hearing records and exit calculations. The advice should reflect the documents and applicable Kenyan legal framework.

  • Employment Contracts — Draft, review and explain contracts, policies, confidentiality clauses and changes to employment terms.
  • Termination & Dismissal — Review reasons, evidence, notice, hearing procedures and potential claims arising from the end of employment.
  • Unpaid Wages & Benefits — Assess salary arrears, deductions, leave pay, commissions and disputed final dues using the employment and payment records.
  • Discipline & Fair Hearings — Prepare responses, investigations, show-cause notices, disciplinary hearings and internal appeals.
  • Redundancy & Restructuring — Plan operational changes, review selection and consultation records, and assess redundancy procedures and entitlements.
  • Advice for Employees — Understand your contract, workplace concerns, disciplinary process, exit documents and options for resolving a dispute.
  • Employer & HR Advice — Build workable contracts, HR policies, fair procedures, documented decisions and employment compliance practices.
  • Labour Relations & Disputes — Review union and collective arrangements, workplace disagreements, settlement options and employment litigation.

For Employers and HR Teams

Plan contracts, workplace policies, investigations, performance processes and restructuring before decisions are implemented. Agree who will provide records, communicate with staff and carry out the recommended steps.

For Employees

Bring your contract, relevant correspondence and a dated summary. Identify any salary balance, hearing date or proposed exit agreement. Clear records help us assess the questions and discuss the appropriate next step.

Explore the official WKA Employment & Labour practice and our fees and instructions guide.

Discuss Your Employment Matter With WKA

Tell WKA Advocates whether you are an employer or employee, what happened, the documents available and any hearing or filing deadline. Call +254 798 035 580, email info@wka.co.ke, or view our Nairobi contact details. Agree the scope, fees and next step before work begins.

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Start with a clear employment law conversation

Share your objective, relevant documents and any deadline with WKA Advocates.

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