A recent survey by the Rural and Urban Private Hospitals Association of Kenya (Rupha) highlights the increasing difficulties in implementing SHA reforms. While there have been strides in e-contracting and patient verification, these gains are being overshadowed by significant setbacks in claims management, reimbursement models, and the...

Managing casual workers can be a logistical challenge for businesses of all sizes. From keeping track of attendance to calculating payments, the traditional methods of paper registers and manual calculations often lead to inefficiencies and errors. FaidiHR’s Casual Management System is here to revolutionize how businesses handle casual labor, combining...

On February 1st, 2025, Kenya implemented new National Social Security Fund (NSSF) rates, bringing notable changes to employee deductions and take-home pay. If you’re a Kenyan worker, you’ve likely noticed a shift in your salary slip. But what do these changes mean, and how will they impact you? Let’s break...

On February 1st, 2025, Kenya implemented new National Social Security Fund (NSSF) rates, bringing notable changes to employee deductions and take-home pay. If you’re a Kenyan worker, you’ve likely noticed a shift in your salary slip. But what do these changes mean, and how will they impact you? Let’s break...

On February 1st, 2025, Kenya implemented new National Social Security Fund (NSSF) rates, bringing notable changes to employee deductions and take-home pay. If you’re a Kenyan worker, you’ve likely noticed a shift in your salary slip. But what do these changes mean, and how will they impact you? Let’s break...

In an informal engagement with the Bunge la Wananchi caucus in Nairobi on Monday, February 3, Treasury Cabinet Secretary (CS) John Mbadi assured Kenyans that there would be no further tax increases on employment income. He emphasized that the government had reached its limit and could not impose additional taxation on salaried...

In an informal engagement with the Bunge la Wananchi caucus in Nairobi on Monday, February 3, Treasury Cabinet Secretary (CS) John Mbadi assured Kenyans that there would be no further tax increases on employment income. He emphasized that the government had reached its limit and could not impose additional taxation...

January payroll will be processed based on the existing NSSF contribution rates, as the new deductions are scheduled to take effect on February 1st, 2025. For now, the upper limit for NSSF contributions remains at Sh2,160 for high-income earners, with salaries capped at Sh36,000 for contribution calculations.

However, starting in...

Starting February 1st, Kenyan salaried employees will face significantly increased National Social Security Fund (NSSF) deductions as the government implements the third phase of its contribution plan.

Under this framework, both employees and employers will contribute 6% of an employee's salary to NSSF. This translates to a minimum...