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Labour law rosemary geore mwaikambo vs bolllore africa logistic 2020 tzhcld 3796 13 november 2020

rosemary geore mwaikambo vs bolllore africa logistic 2020 tzhcld 3796 13 november 2020

The High Court revised a CMA ruling and ordered payment of 27 months’ subsistence allowance, holding the employee was entitled to it until transportation costs were paid.

  • Subsistence allowance
  • Repatriation allowance
  • Termination benefits
  • Computation of terminal benefits
  • Subsistence-allowance
  • Repatriation-allowance
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Labour law serengeti breweries ltd vs gilliad p njambi 2016 tzhc 2196 21 july 2016

serengeti breweries ltd vs gilliad p njambi 2016 tzhc 2196 21 july 2016

Labour revision over termination found dismissal unjustified, with conduct treated as negligence rather than dishonesty. The court corrected the salary used to compute benefits.

  • Unfair termination
  • Computation of terminal benefits
  • Procedural fairness
  • Burden of proof in dismissal cases
  • Unfair-termination
  • Terminal-benefits
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Labour law uongozi wa mendeleo vs kaini 2007 tzhc 15 9 october 200

uongozi wa mendeleo vs kaini 2007 tzhc 15 9 october 200

The court found that the appellant was responsible for timely payment of the respondent's terminal benefits and allowances, and that the respondent was entitled to subsistence allowance only up to the date when the benefits were paid. Compensation for delay was acknowledged, and further claims were not justified beyond the period of lawful entitlement.

  • Termination of employment
  • Computation of terminal benefits
  • Subsistence allowance
  • Mitigation of damages
  • Costs
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