Industrial Training Act

7. Permission to employ indentured learners

Edition: 2024-04-26 · In force

7. Permission to employ indentured learners

(1)

(a)No person shall employ an indentured learner without having first obtained the written permission of the Director-General so to do.

(b)The Director-General's permission as aforesaid shall specify the maximum number of indentured learners who may be employed at any one time by the person to whom the permission is given.

(2)No permission shall be given under this section unless the person applying therefor satisfies the Director-General that his establishment offers reasonable opportunities for the proper training of the indentured learner or the number of indentured learners proposed to be employed by him.

(3)Deleted by Act No. 34 of 2011, s. 12.

(4)Any person who—

(a)employs an indentured learner without having first obtained the written permission of the Director-General to employ indentured learners; or

(b)having obtained the written permission of the Director-General to employ indentured learners, employs at any one time a number of indentured learners in excess of the maximum number specified in such written permission,

shall be guilty of an offence.[Act No. 11 of 1975, Sch., Act No. 34 of 2011, s. 12.]

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Source: Kenya Law