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…He concluded by submitting that the offence of desertion amounted to a labour dispute and as such the jurisdiction to hear the matter lay with the Employment and Labour Relations Court.…

…He concluded by submitting that the offence of desertion amounted to a labour dispute and as such the jurisdiction to hear the matter lay with the Employment and Labour Relations Court.…

…The Defendants have stated that this is a labour dispute which ought to be dealt with by the ELRC as the Plaintiff claim arises from the termination of his employment contract with the 2 nd Defendant and he seeks his gross…

…avers that the suit is not sub judice because the subject matter is different as this suit concerns a breach of an Advocate-client fee agreement governed by the Advocates Act whereas the ELRC case was an employment and labour…

…dispute.…

…dispute.…

…and application of Articles 162(2)(a) and 162(3)(b) of the Constitution, read together with the provisions of the relevant statutes dealing with employment and labour relations, we entertain no doubt that pre-employment labour…

…to be a serious constitutional issues or Judicial Review applications or other matters falling in other High Court divisions may, on a closer scrutiny reveal otherwise - that the germane of the application is actually a labour…

…dispute or land issue falling squarely in the forbidden sphere of the specialized courts!…

…to be a serious constitutional issues or Judicial Review applications or other matters falling in other High Court divisions may, on a closer scrutiny reveal otherwise- that the germane of the application is actually a labour…

…dispute or land issue falling squarely in the forbidden sphere of the specialized courts!…

…Having found that there was no employee/employer relationship between the appellants and the 1st respondent, nor an employment and labour relations dispute as contemplated by Article 162 (2) of the Constitution or Section…

…This court held that the ELRC did not have jurisdiction to deal with the matter, as no contract of employment had been entered into between the County Government and the nominees, and the dispute was not an employment and labour…

…The court lacks subject matter jurisdiction as the matter is wholly an employment and Labour relations dispute that ought to have been filed at the Employment and Labour Relations Court. v. .…

…That when a labour dispute obtains and need for interpretation the Environment and land court has powers to consider constitutional issues, therefore the narrow question whether Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital, Athi Water…

…The Petitioners/respondents in response countered that the application misconceives the petition as encompassing a labour dispute yet in contrast, Petition is about gross and profound violations of the minors’ rights and…

…The respondents argued that the applicants’ arguments are basically based on two grounds that the instant dispute is labour related and that the 2 nd interested party having already undertaken disciplinary action against…

…to be a serious constitutional issues or Judicial Review applications or other matters falling in other High Court divisions may, on a closer scrutiny reveal otherwise - that the germane of the application is actually a labour…

…dispute or land issue falling squarely in the forbidden sphere of the specialized courts!…