TSC Reasons for Transfers delays.In the recent past, Teachers have been hitting social media streets,staging protests in various county offices demanding for the release of their transfers.
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TRANSFER DELAYS IN VARIOUS COUNTIES
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) is facing delays in the transfer of delocalized teachers.
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This is due to the fact that some counties are overstaffed and there are no available replacements for those seeking intercounty or interregional Transfers.
Regional and County directors have also said the lack of better replacements for secondary school teachers has been the contributing factor to transfer delays.
TSC boss Nancy Macharia has said that the remaining 120 teachers could not get possible matches to replace them in their current stations and that the transfers must be balanced to ensure schools run smoothly.
TSC Reasons for Transfers delays.
SOLUTIONS TO THE TRANSFER QUAGMIRE
In a move to end the situation, the TSC has decided to allow transfer requests for teachers aged fifty and above.
This way, the TSC can ensure that teachers get to their desired locations while also balancing out staff in the process.
LIST OF COUNTIES THAT HAVE BEEN FRUSTRATING TEACHERS TRANSFERS
Teachers from the following Counties have been complaining of frustrations in getting their transfers.
These counties includes, Tranz Nzoia, Narok, Taita Taveta, Kisii, Bungoma, Kakamega, Laikipia, Nandi, Siaya, Vihiga, Homa Bay, Bomet.
However,TSC County Directors says there are many processed transfer letters in TSC headquarters awaiting dispatchment to counties.
WHAT IS THE DEADLINE FOR TSC TRANSFERS?
The Parliament gave TSC until January 31st to make sure that all delocalized teachers who requested transfers had been moved unconditionally.
TSC board chair Jamleck Muturi and head of legal affairs Calvin Anyuor were given instructions to guarantee that the parliamentarians’ decision to delocalize teachers is carried out while they testified before MPs.
The commission was given until the end of January by the Education Committee, which is led by Tinderet MP Julius Melly, to guarantee that all delocalized teachers had been returned to their districts.
On top of it, the speaker of the National Assembly ruled that the delocalisation policy is illegal and should be abolished.
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