The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) led by Secretary General Wilson Sossion is planning to file a lawsuit against the Teachers Service Commission (TSC).
A report on Sunday, November 1, revealed the union was disappointed after receiving a meagre Ksh25 million payout from the government in October.
Sossion accused the Commission of suppressing its operations by removing its members, with its current membership at just over 34,000.
Sossion stated that the union found it hard to manage its operations and was forced to close some of its branches.
He also noted that due to cash-crunch, the union will postpone its annual delegates conference and may not be able to hold branch elections.
“The annual budget for the ADC is approximately Ksh200 million, which the union saves over time. What can we do with Ksh25 million? It cannot even meet our payroll budget,” Sossion said.
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