In a letter written on 30th September 2019, the CEO of Mediamax Network Limited Mr. Ken Ngaruiya writes that the company is restructuring and that ‘the services of some of its employees will be rendered superfluous thereby necessitating the termination of their employment on account of redundancy’.
Letter below:
RE: INTENDED REDUNDANCIES
Mediamax Network limited regrets to advise: that owing to the recent economic downturn and loss of its major revenue streams, it shall reorganize its staff structure and abolish some positions as part of its cost cutting measures.
In view of the above, the services of some of its employees will be rendered superfluous thereby necessitating the termination of their employment on account of redundancy.
In accordance with the provisions of Section 40 of the Employment Act, No. 11 of 2007, Mediamax Network Limited hereby gives one (1) month’s notice of the intended redundancies.
In line with its current HR Policies, Mediamax Network Limited shall give the employees declared redundant one (1) month’ notice or, alternatively, pay one (1) month’ in lieu of notice and pay a severance pay at the rate of 15 (fifteen) days pay for each year of service.
Further the affected employees will be paid their salary for the period up to and including the date of termination and all accruing benefit, including any leave days earned but not taken.
Yours Faithfully,
Ken Ngaruiya
Acting CEO,
Mediamax Network Limited
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