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Cabinet Secretary for Labour Mr. Simon Chelugui (center gesturing) and Labour Principal Secretary
Eng. Peter Tum (2nd Left)converse with a section of Kenyan private sector delegation attending the
regional Private sector pre-heads of state Summit engagement in Arusha
Training on Employer Skills and Occupations Survey (ESOS) 2022.
President Uhuru Kenyatta, (1st Right) is recieved at the Nyayo National Stadium by Labour Cabinet
Secretary Simon Chelugui, (3rd right) Chief Administrative Secretary, Jackson Kalla (4th R), Principal
Secretary Eng Peter Tum (5th R) and COTU Secretary General Francis Atwoli when he arrived for the
Labour Day Celebrations.
Mr Simon Chelugui, (in white shirt) Cabinet Secretary for Labour flanked by Dr. William Kiprono (Left),
Director of Administrtaion and Patrick Mitiambo (Right), Acting Director of the National Human Resource
Planning and Development arrives at the Sawela Lodge, Naivasha to launch the Kenya Standards
Industrial Classification of all Economic Activities (KeSIC) document.
Principal Secretary for Labour Eng. Peter Tum addresses the Regional Ministerial Forum on Migration
(RMFM) technical Working group meeting at a Nairobi hotel. The objective of the forum is to come up with laws common laws and policies for the East and the Horn of Africa region that would facilitate safe, regular, and productive labour
migration.
Participants at the on-going Regional Ministerial Forum (RMFM) for technical officials at a Nairobi hotel.
The meeting will bring together 11 East African Community and the Horn of Africa Ministers responsible
for Labour to discuss modalities to come up with common laws and policies on labour migration
for the region.
Principal Secretary for Labour, Eng. Peter Tum (3rd Left) with Senior official from the Ministry of Labour,
the East African Community (EAC) and the International Organization of Migration (IOM) after a briefing in
his office on the on-going five-day Regional Ministerial Forum of Migration (RMFM) in Nairobi.
Kenya's Labour Cabinet Secretary Simon Chelugui (right), Ethiopia Minister of Labour and Skills
Muferihat Kamil ( centre), and Asegid Getachew, Labour Affairs Representative of Kenya High Commissioner
in Ethiopia (left) during the Regional Ministerial Forum for Migration consultative meeting in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
A group photo of participants of a training for a Pilot survey on Enterprise Skills and Occupations.
Labour Cabinet Secretary Simon Chelugui (left), Labour Principal Secretary Eng. PeterTum (2nd right), Trade Union
Congress of Kenya General Secretary,
Dr. Charles Mukhwaya (2nd left) and UASU Secretary General Dr. Constantine Wasonga (right) in a group photo
at the Cabinet Secretary's NSSF office.
Cabinet Secretary for Labour, Mr. Simon Chelugui making his key note address during the launch of the 3rd Generation
Decent Work Country Program for Kenya at a Nairobi Hotel.
Kenya Cabinet Secretary for Labour, Simon Chelugui, addresses the Intergovernmental Authority on Development
(IGAD) on Labour employment and Labour migration in Djibouti.
National Productivity and Competitiveness Centre (NPCC) staff working with millers in undertaking Productivity
Improvement Programme (PIP).
National Productivity and Competitiveness Centre (NPCC) staff being taken through production process at Kamyn
Industries Ltd . The engagement is mainly to undertake Productivity Improvement Programme (PIP).
National Productivity and Competitiveness Centre (NPCC) staff in an engagement with Kamyn Industries Ltd to
undertake Productivity Improvement Programme (PIP).
Principal Secretary for Labor ,Eng Peter Tum (in white cap) interacts with pupils of the Lewa Downs Primary school
in Meru where he had visited to inspect learning materials provided by the Lewa conservancy as part of Corporate
Social Responsibility.
Cabinet Secretary for Labour and Social Protection, Mr Simon Chelugui giving key note
address at the Inclusive & Just Social Protection in Africa (IJSPA) Conference 2021.
President Uhuru Kenyatta (centre), witnesses Kenyan Cabinet Secretary for Labour and Social protection,
Mr Simon Chelugui (right) and UK Secretary for Health, Sajid Javid (left) exchange documents for the Bilateral
Labour Agreement on recruitment of Kenyan health workers to work in the UK health sector
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta (Center) applauds the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding
between Kenya and the UK, on the recruitment of Kenyan health workers to work in the UK.
The agreement was signed between Kenyan Cabinet Secretary for Labour and Social Protection,
Mr Simon Chelugui and the UK Secretary for Health, Sajid Javid
Cabinet Secretary for Labour and Social Protection, Simon Chelugui (centre) poses for a group photo after
welcoming the newly appointed Chief Administrative Secretary, Jackson Kala (Second left).
Others include; Chief Administrative Secretary Patrick Ole Ntutu (second right) and Principal Secretaries;
Engineer Peter Tum (far left), Labour and Nelson Marwa (far right), Social Protection
Signing of Perfomance contracts for the year 2020-2021
Cabinet Secretary for Labour and Social Protection, Simon Chelugui (Center) with WFP
Representative and Country Director Lauren Landis (2nd L),
Principal Secretary for Social Protection, Nelson Marwa (Far right) and
WFP head of country capacity strengthening WFP Kenya Mari Hassinen (2nd R)
after the WFP team paid him a courtecy call in his NSSF office
CS for Labour and Social Protection, Mr Chelugui, receiving a shirt designed and made
by the youth at the malaba youth empowerment centre.
Official opening of the malaba welding and fabrication building by CS for Labour and
Social Protection, Mr Chelugui (right)
CS for Labour and Social Protection, Mr Chelugui, receiving a shirt designed and made
by the youth at the malaba youth empowerment centre.

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Employer Skills and Occupations Survey is meant to provide data on supply and demand in the labour market. Data derived from the survey will be used in production of Labour Market Information(LMI) an activity supported under component three of the […]