LIPAKAMATENDER – REPLACE THE CHAIR OF THE SALARIES & REMUNERATION COMMISSION

PUBLIC EDUCATION SEASON 2 PAPER 1

Solution no. 1 REPLACE THE CHAIR OF SALARIES & REMUNERATION COMMISSION

Dear Kenyans, How did we reach day 85 of a Doctors’ strike in kenya?
From today we distill the problems that have brought us here and we propose solutions.
Madam Sarah Serem has done a great disservice to this country. SRC has failed to do its work as it meddles into the work of others & particularly PSC.
And on this point I quote Sossion the Sec Gen TSC
There is only one devil in this country, the Salaries and Remuneration Commission. ~ Sossion
And he was right, Dear Kenyans please read this quote carefully and judge for yourself noting that SRC for 4 years has done absolutely nothing to avert the doctors’ strike
Lillian Nyamera wrote:
Today i decided to read a bit on the functions of the SRC as per the constitution ( Sosion aliniamsha)…….and this is what i found out:

  1. SET and regularly REVIEW the remuneration and benefits of ALL STATE officers….(SRC has been ‘unable’ to SET these perks, and now State Officers are deciding for themselves as they implement)
  2. ADVICE the national and county governments on the remuneration and benefits of all other public officers.( currently SRC are deciding & SETTING Public officers’ wages, contrary to their mandate!)

In performing its functions the commission shall take the following PRINCIPLES into account:

  1. the need to ensure that the total public compensation bill is fiscally sustainable. ( THIS IS THE ONE EXPLOITED MOST …..ati wage bill is high)
  2. the need to ENSURE that public services are ABLE TO ATTRACT AND RETAIN the skills required to execute their function ( Rotich wants the doctors to not flock into public sector, ati what will happen to private sector? )
  3. the need to RECOGNISE PRODUCTIVITY and performance (like separating twins excetera….).

I think they only read the first function wakaachia hapo………enyewe people who dont read are a problem……..

Let’s start solving problems bedeviling Kenyans. Let’s start by firing Sarah Serem

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