SRC New Pay Structure: Job grading for Civil Servants, State Officers 2018

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Remuneration for State Officers in the Executive of the National Government

State Officer

Current Monthly Gross Remuneration Package (Kshs.)

Reviewed Monthly Gross Remuneration Package (Kshs.)

President of the Republic of Kenya

1,650,000

1,443,750

Deputy President

1,402,500

1,227,188

Cabinet Secretary Secretary to the Cabinet Attorney General
Chief of Defence Forces

1,056,000

924,000

Principal Secretary
Vice Chief of Defence Forces
Commander of Kenya Army
Director General, National Intelligence Service Inspector General, National Police Service

874,500

765,188

Commander Kenya Airforce Commander Kenya Navy

854,241

747,461

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Deputy Inspector General Kenya Police Service
Deputy Inspector General Administration Police Service

710,000

621,250

2. Remuneration for State Officers in The Senate and The National Assembly

State Officer

Current Monthly Gross Remuneration Package (Kshs.)

Reviewed Monthly Gross Remuneration Package (Kshs.)

Speaker of The Senate
Speaker of The National Assembly

1,320,000

1,155,000

Deputy Speaker of The Senate
Deputy Speaker of The National Assembly

1,056,000

924,000

Leader of Majority Party, The Senate Leader of Majority Party, The National Assembly
Leader of Minority Party, The Senate Leader of Minority Party, The National Assembly

1,020,670

765,188

Member of The Senate
Member of The National Assembly

710,000

621,250

3. Remuneration for State Officers in the County Government

State Officer

Current Monthly Gross Remuneration Package (Kshs.)

Reviewed Monthly Gross Remuneration Package (Kshs.)

County Governor

1,056,000

924,000

Deputy Governor

701,441

621,250

Speaker of the County Assembly Member of County Executive Committee

350,000

259,875

Deputy Speaker of County Assembly

240,000

216,563

Member of County Assembly

165,000

144,375

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4. Abolished Benefits and Allowances in County Government

The following benefits and allowances are abolished and cease to be payable:

  • ï‚·  Governors allowance;

  • ï‚·  Deputy Governors allowance;

  • ï‚·  Reimbursable Mileage Allowance;

  • ï‚·  Sitting Allowance for Plenary Sessions;

  • ï‚·  Special Responsibility Allowance;

5. Abolished Benefits and Allowances in The Senate and The National Assembly

The following benefits and allowances are abolished and cease to be payable: Car Grant;

  • ï‚·  Special Parliamentary Allowance;

  • ï‚·  Reimbursable Mileage Allowance;

  • ï‚·  Sitting Allowance for Plenary Sessions;

  • ï‚·  Special Responsibility Allowance.

6. Transport Allowance: State Officers in The Senate and The National Assembly

Zone

One Way Distance (Kilometers)

Maximum Return Journey (Kilometers)

Monthly Transport for Return (Kshs.)

Maximum Allowance Journey

A

Up to 375

750

266,663

B

Up to 500

1,000

355,550

C

Up to 625

1,250

444,438

D

Up to 750

1,500

533,325

E

751 and above

-

738,833

7. Transport Allowance: Members of County Assembly

Zone

One Way Distance (Kilometers)

Maximum Return Journey (Kilometers)

Monthly Maximum Transport Allowance for Return Journey (Kshs.)

A

Up to 45

90

22,133

B

Up to 100

200

49,183

C

Up to 200

400

98,367

D

201 and above

-

147,550

What are the Savings?

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The savings accruing from the new salary structure is Ksh. 8, 853,204,952.

Category

Savings from the new salary structure (Kshs.)

EXECUTIVE (Gross Salary)

109,211,688

LEGISLATURE (Gross Salary)

450,008,016

Sitting allowances for MPs

844,800,000

Mileage allowance for MPs

412,540,298

Car grant for MPs

2,080,000,000

COUNTY (Gross Salary for Executive and Legislature)

896,570,520

Sitting allowances for MCAs

2,660,044,800

Mileage Allowance for MCAs

1,266,717,202

Full TimeULL TIME COMMISSIONS

133,312,428

 

8,853,204,952

The ultimate goal of SRC is to bring the wage bill, which currently stands at 52%, to sustainable levels of below 35% of the domestic revenue. This will go a long way in ensuring that the public sector wage bill is within the threshold provided for by the Public Finance Management Act. We are accountable to Kenyans; and as public servants, we cannot ignore the element of sacrifice as opposed to pay as we serve our country. We should strive towards being a producing country as opposed to a consuming one. We are appealing to the employing agencies to critically look at the numbers as we have a bloated workforce. The wage bill is a factor of employee numbers and actual remuneration. The aim is to ensure we have optimal numbers in the public sector for efficient and effective service delivery. 

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