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I got fired without notice. What are my rights?

Under the Employment Act (2007), you have several rights:

  • You are entitled to notice pay unless dismissed for gross misconduct.
  • You have the right to a certificate of service.
  • You must be paid for days worked and accrued leave.
Where can I report this?
File a complaint with the Employment and Labour Relations Court or the nearest Labour Office. You can also contact a pro-bono legal aid clinic — Ask Haki can help you find one near you.

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