TSC explains the additional deductions made on teachers’ June pay slips.
Teachers’ June pay stubs show additional deductions from TSC. When teachers discover that sh 200 has been taken out of their June 2024 income, they start crying. June salaries have already been paid by the majority of big banks.
But many Saccos still haven’t credited teachers’ accounts with their June salary.
This year’s June pay were delayed compared to prior years, and teachers were not happy about it while they waited.
Typically, around June 20th, the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) disburses teacher salaries. Compensation was given to teachers as early as June 18.
This is because June marks the end of the government’s fiscal year. The Ksh 200 reduction on their June pay stubs is the cause of the reactions observed this week among teachers.
TSC has not yet released a statement regarding this vanishing. The Commission-affiliated sources, however, insist that this was an error and that the money that was withheld will be returned.
TSC Additional Withdrawals From Teachers’ June Payslips
Certain educators conjectured that this was a recurrence of the deductions made by the Kenya Women Teachers Association (Kewota), which resulted in a loss of sh 200 from the pay stubs of teachers, both male and female, to a union they never joined.
In the past, there have been occasions where the monthly pay stubs for instructors were just a little bit short. Teachers have complained about differences in net pay on several occasions.
Once, TSC had to move a group of payroll employees who were withdrawing money without authorization from teachers’ pay stubs to another department.
We hope that the Commission would address this issue in a clear and succinct manner to allay teachers’ concerns, particularly in light of the current economic downturn marked by growing inflation and declining pay.
TSC explains the additional deductions made on teachers’ June pay slips.
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