KK SECURITY v. HARERIMANA N’ABANDI_180762_kn
KK Security failed to comply with the mandatory consultation and objective selection procedure for redundancy under Article 29, rendering the dismissals unfair and entitling respondents to compensation. The employer did not prove payment of overtime and holiday pay. Wage claims were not time-barred due to prior proceedings before the labour inspectorate. Compensation for lack of employment certificate was denied as there was no evidence of refusal by the employer. Legal costs were reduced to a single award as the case was tried as one matter.
- Citation
- RSOCAA006/07/CS
- Parties
- Appellant: KK Security; Respondents: Harerimana Enos na bagenzi be (Munyaneza Jean, Safari Théogène, Gasore Jean Baptiste, Munyanshongore Théodore, Harindintwari Augustin, Uwizera Sadock, Sebagabo Prince, Hagenimana Moussa, Setakwe André, Mwungura André, Mberwa Innocent, Sebasoni Jérôme)
- Court
- Supreme Court
- Jurisdiction
- Rwanda
- Judgment Date
- 11 January 2008
- Case Number
- RSOCAA006/07/CS
- Procedural Posture
- Labour Dispute (termination/redundancy) / Supreme Court Appeal
- Outcome
- Appeal dismissed except as to legal costs; cross-appeal dismissed.
- Legal Topics
- Redundancy, Unfair Dismissal, Procedural Fairness, Wages and Overtime, Prescription of Wage Claims, Certificate of Employment, Legal Costs
- Source Language
- en, rw
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Parties
KK Security
Appellant
Harerimana Enos na bagenzi be (Munyaneza Jean, Safari Théogène, Gasore Jean Baptiste, Munyanshongore Théodore, Harindintwari Augustin, Uwizera Sadock, Sebagabo Prince, Hagenimana Moussa, Setakwe André, Mwungura André, Mberwa Innocent, Sebasoni Jérôme)
Respondents
Procedural Posture
Labour Dispute (termination/redundancy) / Supreme Court Appeal
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether the termination of employment for economic reasons complied with legal procedure under Article 29 of Law N°51/2001
- 2 Whether respondents are entitled to overtime and holiday pay
- 3 Whether wage claims are time-barred by prescription
Ratio Decidendi
KK Security failed to comply with the mandatory consultation and objective selection procedure for redundancy under Article 29, rendering the dismissals unfair and entitling respondents to compensation. The employer did not prove payment of overtime and holiday pay. Wage claims were not time-barred due to prior proceedings before the labour inspectorate. Compensation for lack of employment certificate was denied as there was no evidence of refusal by the employer. Legal costs were reduced to a single award as the case was tried as one matter.
Court Disposition
Appeal dismissed except as to legal costs; cross-appeal dismissed.
Orders
- KK Security to pay respondents RWF 20,362,528 in total compensation.
- KK Security to pay RWF 814,501 as 4% state fee.
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