Note: The following information is based on the Employee Handbook and the Employment Act in Kenya.
Supported employees in Kenya are entitled to:
Paid time off (PTO) in Kenya is generally calculated based on the length of service of the supported employee and any accrued leave entitlements. According to the Kenyan Employment Act, a supported employee is entitled to a minimum of 21 annual leave days with full pay after completing one year of service.
The calculation for leave payout is as follows: the supported employee's monthly salary multiplied by the leave days balance, divided by the number of working days in a month (using a minimum of 21 working days).
To request annual leave in Kenya, the supported employee should follow these steps:
No, time off usage is not required to be in set increments in Kenya.
Kenyan labor laws do not allow for the accommodation of unlimited paid time off (PTO). Compliance with local regulations is mandatory, and therefore, implementing an unlimited PTO policy is not permissible in Kenya.
No, it is not necessary to track leave accrual on employee payslips in Kenya.