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The Agricultural Employers’ Association (AEA) conducted a post-employment training at  Subati Group on 2nd -3rd October 2026 facilitated by Mr.Gibson Cheruiyot -AEA and Mr.Manyara  aimed at preparing employees for a smooth and successful transition from formal employment to the next chapter of their lives.

The training, themed “managing a new beginning,” focused on equipping participants with practical knowledge and skills to effectively manage the personal, financial and professional changes that come with employment separation. The programme emphasised that preparing for life after employment goes beyond financial planning. Participants were encouraged to consider the emotional, social, family and lifestyle changes that may accompany the transition. The discussions provided practical approaches to developing a positive attitude, adapting to new lifestyles and managing the challenges that may arise after leaving formal employment. A key component of the training was personal financial planning. Participants gained insights into the importance of planning ahead and making informed decisions regarding their terminal dues. The session covered budgeting, financial management and some of the common mistakes employees may make when handling their terminal benefits.



The Agricultural Employers Association (AEA) conducted an in-house training at AGC Tenwek Hospital on 21st -22nd September 2026 facilitated by Ms. Jennifer Wachira- Head of Legal anIR Services -AEA and Mr.Chris Saina focusing on Mastering Collective Bargaining, Disciplinary Management, Grievance Handling and Emerging Employment Issues.

The training brought together Human Resource practitioners, managers and legal officers, equipping participants with practical knowledge on effective management of Collective Bargaining Agreements (CBAs), negotiation and consultation with employee representatives, as well as fair and legally compliant disciplinary and grievance-handling procedures.


The Agricultural Employers’ Association (AEA) conducted a two-day training on Human Rights Due Diligence (HRDD) in the Workplace on 17th and 18th September 2026 at Hylise Hotel, Naivasha ,conducted by Ms.Jennifer Wachira-Head of Legal & IR Services-AEA and Dr. Joseph Kibugu, Regional Head of Africa and Middle East of the Business and Human Rights resource centre who offered a special free service to the attendees on support of conducting HRDD at the workplace.
The training brought together workplace practitioners to enhance their understanding of human rights responsibilities and strengthen ethical and compliant workplace practices.The training provided participants with an understanding of Human Rights Due Diligence and its importance in the workplace. Discussions focused on how organizations can identify, prevent, mitigate and account for their impacts on human rights, while promoting a workplace culture that respects human rights and supports responsible business practices.

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