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Labour law RAD 00010/2022/HC/KIG

UWAMUNGU vs. LETA Y’U RWANDA (MINEDUC)

The applicant was lawfully dismissed because the restructuring created new positions in a new institution (NESA), which required a competitive recruitment process. The applicant had no automatic right to the new position, and the dismissal followed the applicable legal procedures.

  • Public employment
  • Job restructuring
  • Termination of employment
  • State employee rights
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Labour law RAD 00010/2022/HC/KIG

UWAMUNGU vs. LETA Y’U RWANDA (MINEDUC)

The restructuring and transfer of the applicant's position to NESA constituted the creation of a new position, which required a competitive recruitment process. The applicant's termination was therefore lawful, and he is not entitled to compensation or reinstatement.

  • Public service employment
  • Job restructuring
  • Termination of employment
  • Compensation claims
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Labour law RADA 00003/2022/CA

NSEKARIJE N’ABANDI vs. LETA Y’U RWANDA (MINISITERI Y’UBUREZI)

The Court of Appeal held that the teachers’ inspection posts were lawfully removed and transferred to NESA as new positions requiring competition.

  • Public service employment
  • Job restructuring
  • Termination of employment
  • Transfer of civil servants
  • Legal remedies for wrongful termination
  • Public-service-employment
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Labour law RADA 00003/2022/CA

NSEKARIJE N’ABANDI vs. LETA Y’U RWANDA (MINISITERI Y’UBUREZI)

The Court of Appeal held that the applicants’ inspector posts were lawfully removed and restructured, so they had to compete for the new NESA positions.

  • Public service employment
  • Job restructuring
  • Termination of employment
  • Transfer of public servants
  • Legal remedies for unlawful dismissal
  • Public-service-employment
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