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⭐THE WORK INJURY BENEFITS ACT, 2007 ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS PART I PRELIMINARY PART II OBLIGATIONS OF EMPLOYERS PART III RIGHT TO COMPENSATION
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1 THE WORK INJURY BENEFITS ACT, 2007 ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS Section PART I PRELIMINARY 1 Short title and Commencement. 2 Interpretation. 3 Application. 4 Meaning of employer. 5 Meaning of employee. 6 Meaning of dependant. PART II OBLIGATIONS OF EMPLOYERS 7 Employer to be insured. 8 Registration of employer. 9 Employer to keep records. PART III RIGHT TO COMPENSATION 10 Right to compensation. 11 Accident outside Kenya. 12 Accidents during training for or performance of emergency Services. 13 Special circumstances in which Director may refuse award. 14 Special circumstance in which the Director may order compensation. 15 Employee requiring constant assistance. 16 Substitution of compensation for other legal remedies. 17 Claims against third parties. 18 Threats and compulsion. 19 Compensation not to be alienated. 20 Compensation not to form part of deceased employee s estate. PART IV REPORTING OF ACCIDENTS 21 Notice of accident by employee to employer. 22 Notice of injury or accident by employer to Director. 12 23 Inquiry by Director. 24 Particulars in support of claim. 25 Employee to submit to medical examination. 26 Claim for compensation. 27 Lapse of right to benefits. PART V COMPENSATION 28 Compensation for temporary total or partial disablement. 29 Expiry of compensation for temporary total or partial disablement. 30 Compensation for permanent disablement 31 Amendment of First Schedule. 32 Compensation for permanent disablement of employee in training. 33 Compensation to employee previously in receipt of compensation. 34 Amount of compensation in case of death. 35 Amendment of Third Schedule. 36 Payment of compensation. 37 Manner of calculating earnings. PART VI OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES 38 Compensation in respect of scheduled and unscheduled diseases. 39 Presumption regarding cause of occupational disease. 40 Calculation of compensation. 41 Notice of occupational disease by employee and employer. 42 Fixing date of occupational disease. 43 Amendment of Second Schedule. 44 Appointment of medical advisory panels. PART VII MEDICAL AID 45 First Aid. 46 Conveyance of injured worker. 47 Medical expenses. 48 Submission of medical report. 49 Fees for medical aid to be prescribed. 50 Contributions by employees towards cost of medical aid prohibited. 23 PART VIII APPEALS 51 Objections and appeals against decisions of the Director. 52 Director s reply. PART IX MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS 53 Director. 54 False Statements. 55 General Penalty. 56 Regulations. 57 Repeal of Cap Savings. SCHEDULES FIRST SCHEDULE DEGREE OF DISABLEMENT SECOND SCHEDULE OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES THIRD SCHEDULE DEPENDANT S COMPENSATION 34 AN ACT of Parliament to provide for compensation to employees for work related injuries and diseases contracted in the course of their employment and for connected purposes. ENACTED by the Parliament of Kenya, as follows PART I PRELIMINARY Short title and commencement. Interpretation. 1. This Act may be cited as the Work Injury Benefits Act, 2007 and shall come into operation on such date as the Minister may, by notice in the Gazette, appoint. 2. In this Act, unless the context otherwise requires- accident means an accident arising out of and in the course and scope of an employee s employment and resulting in personal injury; Board means the National Labour Board; compensation means compensation as provided for under this Act and includes medical aid and any benefit of any nature to which an employee or his dependants may be entitled to under this Act; capitalized value means the total anticipated allowance over a certain period; Council means the National Council for Occupational Safety and Health; dependant means a person defined as a dependant in section 6; Cap Director means the Director of Occupational Safety and Health Services; 45 earnings means the remuneration of an employee at the time of the accident calculated in the manner set out in section 37; employer means a person defined as an employer in section 4 and includes a principal; injury means a personal injury and includes the contracting of a scheduled disease; medical advisory panel means a panel appointed from medical and occupational health and safety practitioners to advise the Director for purposes of this Act; medical aid means any or all of the benefits specified in sections 45 and 47; medical practitioner means a person appointed by the Director for purposes of section 48 entitled to practice in Kenya under the Medical Practitioners and Dentists Act; Minister means the Minister for the time being responsible for labour matters; periodical payments means a periodical payment of compensation in accordance with the provisions of this Act; permanent disablement means permanent injury or disfigurement; personal representative means the executor or other person lawfully appointed to take charge of the estate of a deceased employee and if there is no such person so appointed, any person specially appointed under this Act to make an application on behalf of the deceased employee s dependants for compensation, and in other respects, to act as his personal representative for the purposes of this Act; scheduled disease means any disease specified in 56 the Second Schedule; temporary disablement means, a condition of temporary nature caused by an accident which results in the loss of or diminution of wage-earning capacity in the work at which such employee was employed at the time of accident; Application. Meaning of employer. 3. This Act shall apply to all employees, including employees employed by the Government, other than the armed forces, in the same way and to the same extent as if the Government were a private employer. 4.(1) In this Act, employer means any person who employs an employee and includes (a) the legal personal representative of a deceased employer; (b) any person controlling the business of an employer; and (c) the Government. (2) If the services of an employee are temporarily lent or let on hire to another person by an employer, the employer is deemed to continue to be the employer of the employee while the employee is working for that other person. (3) In the case of an employee employed by a club or an association of persons, the trustees of the club or association shall be deemed to be the employer. (4) For the purposes of the giving or receiving of statements, notices or other documents under this Act, the term employer includes the manager, or other duly authorized employee or agent of the employer. Meaning of employee. 5.(1) In this Act, employee means a person who has been employed for wages or a salary under a contract of service and 67 includes an apprentice or indentured learner. (2) Sub-section (1) applies irrespective of whether the contract is expressed or implied, is oral or in writing, and whether the remuneration is calculated by time or by work done and whether by the day, week, month or any longer period and whether the payment is in cash or recognised legal tender. (3) The following persons shall not be regarded as employees for purposes of this Act (a) a person whose employment is of a casual nature and who is employed otherwise than for the purposes of the employer s trade or business; (b) any person employed outside Kenya save as provided in section 11 of this Act; (c) a member of the employer s family dwelling in the employer s house or cartilage thereof and not for the purpose of employment; or Cap (d) a member of the Armed Forces as defined in the Armed Forces Act. (4) Any reference in this Act to an employee who has been injured shall, when the employee is dead, include a reference to the employee s representative or dependants or to any other person to whom or for whose benefit compensation is payable. Meaning of dependant. 6.(1) In this Act dependant means (a) the widow or widower of an employee; (b) a child of the employee who has not attained the age of eighteen years including a posthumous child, a stepchild and an adopted child, adopted 78 prior to the accident, but excluding a child who is married or who is self supporting; (c) a parent, step-parent or an adoptive parent who adopted such employee if he adopted prior to the accident or death; (d) a child of the employee not contemplated by paragraph (b); (e) a brother, sister, half-brother, half-sister or parent, grandparent, or grandchild of an employee; and (f) any other person who at the time of the accident was wholly dependent upon the employee for the necessaries of life. (2) In the case of an employee who leaves two or more widows, such widows shall be entitled to share such compensation as would be payable to a single widow of the deceased employee. PART II OBLIGATIONS OF EMPLOYERS Employer to be insured. 7. (1) Every employer shall obtain and maintain an insurance policy, with an insurer approved by the Minister in respect of any liability that the employer may incur under this Act to any of his employees. (2) The Minister may exempt from the provisions of subsection (1), an employer who provides and maintains in force a security which complies with the requirements of subsection (3), and any exemption under subsection (3) shall continue in force only so long as the security is maintained. (3) For the purposes of subsection (2), a security shall consist of an undertaking by a surety approved by the Minister to make good, subject to any conditions specified in the 89 security, any failure by the employer to discharge any liability which the employer may incur under this Act to any of its employees up to an amount approved by the Minister. (4) Any employer who contravenes the provisions of subsection (1) commits an offence and shall on conviction be liable to a fine not exceeding one hundred thousand shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three months, or to both. (5) If the contravention in respect of which an employer is convicted is continued after the conviction, the employer is guilty of a further offence and liable in that respect to a fine not exceeding ten thousand shillings for each day on which the contravention continues. Registration of employer. 8.(1) Every employer carrying on business in Kenya shall within the prescribed period and in the prescribed manner (a) register with the Director; (b) furnish the Director with the prescribed particulars of their business; and (c) within a period determined by the Director furnish additional particulars as the Director may require. (2) The particulars referred to in subsection (1) shall be furnished separately in respect of each business carried on by the employer. (3) An employer shall, within thirty days of any change in the particulars so furnished notify the Director of such change. (4) Where an employer carries on business in more than one workplace, or carries on more than one class of business, the Director may require the employer to register 910 separately in respect of each place or class of business. Employer to keep records. 9.(1) An employer shall (a) keep a register or other record of the earnings and other prescribed particulars of all employees; (b) at all reasonable times produce the register or record on demand to the Director for inspection; and (c) retain the register, record or reproduction referred to in paragraph (1) (a) for a period of at least six years after the date of the last entry in that register or record. (2) An employer who fails to comply with any provision of this section commits an offence. (3) Any employer registered under section 8 who ceases to carry on business for any reason, shall notify the Director before winding up the business. (4) An employer who keeps records of remuneration is deemed to keep records in accordance with this section. PART III RIGHT TO COMPENSATION Right to compensation. 10. (1) An employee who is involved in an accident resulting in the employee s disablement or death is subject to the provisions of this Act, and entitled to the benefits provided for under this Act. (2) An employer is liable to pay compensation in accordance with the provisions of this Act to an employee injured while at work. (3) An employee is not entitled to compensation if an accident, not resulting in serious disablement or death, is 1011 caused by the deliberate and wilful misconduct of the employee. (4) For the purposes of this Act, an occupational accident or disease resulting in serious disablement or death of an employee is deemed to have arisen out of and in the course of employment if the accident was due to an act done by the employee for the purpose of, in the interests of or in connection with, the business of the employer despite the fact that the employee was, at the time of the accident acting (a) in contravention of any law or any instructions by or on behalf of his employer; or (b) without any instructions from his employer. (5) For the purposes of this Act, the conveyance of an employee to or from the employee s place of employment for the purpose of the employee s employment by means of a vehicle provided by the employer for the purpose of conveying employees is deemed to be in the course of the employee s employment. (6) For the purposes of this section, an injury shall only be deemed to result in serious disablement if the employee suffers a degree of permanent disablement of forty percent or more. Accident outside Kenya. 11.(1) If an employer carries on business chiefly in Kenya and an employee ordinarily employed in Kenya is injured in an accident while temporarily deployed outside Kenya, the employee is, subject to subsection (3), entitled to compensation as if the accident had happened in Kenya. (2) The compensation contemplated in subsection (1) shall be determined on the basis of the earnings the employee would have received if the employee had remained in Kenya. 1112 (3) This section does not apply to an employee who has been deployed outside Kenya- (i) for a continuous period of twelve months or longer; or (ii) for a shorter period, if the employment outside Kenya is expected to last for more than twelve months. (4) If an employee ordinarily employed outside Kenya by an employer that carries on business chiefly outside Kenya, is injured in an accident while temporarily deployed in Kenya, the employee is not be entitled to compensation under this Act. (5) An employee deployed in Kenya for a continuous period of twelve months, shall be deemed to be ordinarily employed in Kenya. Accidents during training for or performance of emergency Services. Special circumstances in which Director may refuse award. 12. If an employee is injured in an occupational accident or contracts an occupational disease while the employee, with the consent of the employer, is engaged in any organized first aid, ambulance or rescue work, fire-fighting or other emergency service, the accident or disease is for the purposes of this Act, deemed to have arisen out of and in the course of the employee s employment. 13. The Director may refuse to grant compensation under this Act to an employee if (a) the employee at any time represented to the employer, knowing the information to be false, that he was not suffering from or had not previously suffered from a serious injury or occupational disease or any other serious disease, and such an accident or occupational disease was caused by, or the death resulted from or the 1213 disablement resulted from or was aggravated by, such injury or disease; or (b) in the opinion of the Director, the death was caused, or the disablement was caused, prolonged or aggravated by the unreasonable refusal or wilful neglect of the employee to submit to medical aid in respect of any injury or disease, whether caused by the accident or existing before the accident. Special circumstances in which the Director may order compensation. Employee requiring constant assistance. 14. If in a claim for compensation under this Act it appears that the contract of service apprenticeship or learnership of the employee concerned is invalid, the Director may approve compensation for the claim as if the contract was valid at the time of the accident. 15.(1) If an injury in respect of which compensation is payable causes disablement of such a nature that the employee is unable to perform the essential functions of life without the constant assistance of another person, the Director shall grant an allowance in addition to any other benefit provided for under this Act, towards the cost of such help as may be required for a specified period, which allowance shall be reviewed from time to time. (2) The Director may, upon the application of the employee and on good cause shown by the applicant, revise any order made in accordance with sub-section (1). Substitution of compensation for other legal remedies. 16. No action shall lie by an employee or any dependant of an employee for the recovery of damages in respect of any occupational accident or disease resulting in the disablement or death of such employee against such employee s employer, and no liability for compensation on the part of such employer shall arise save under the provisions of this Act in respect of such disablement or death. 1314 Claims against third parties. 17.(1) If an occupational accident or disease in respect of which compensation is payable, was caused in circumstances resulting in another person other than the employer concerned (in this section referred to as the third party ) being liable for damages in respect of such accident or disease- (a) the employee may claim compensation in accordance with this Act and may also institute action for damages in a court against the third party; and (b) the employer or insurer by whom compensation in respect of that accident or disease is payable may institute action in a court against the third party for the recovery of compensation that the employer or insurer, as the case may be, is obliged to pay under this Act. (2) In awarding damages in an action referred to in subsection (1) (a) the court shall have regard to the compensation paid in accordance with this Act. (3) In an action referred to in subsection (1) (b), the amount recoverable may not exceed the amount of damages, if any, which in the opinion of the court would have been awarded to the employee but for the provisions of this Act. (4) For the purposes of this section, compensation includes the cost of medical aid already incurred and any amount paid or payable in accordance with the provision of section 15 and, in the case of an allowance, the capitalized value of the allowance, irrespective of whether a lump sum is at any time paid in lieu of the whole or a portion of such allowance. Threats and compulsion. 18. Any person who threatens an employee or in any manner compels or influences an employee to do something resulting in or directed at the deprivation of that employee s right to benefits in terms accordance with this Act commits an offence. 1415 Compensation not to be alienated. 19.(1) Notwithstanding any provision to the contrary in any written law, compensation shall not be (a) (b) assigned or pledged; capable of attachment or any form of execution under a judgment or order of a court of law; or (c) set off against any debt of the person entitled to the compensation. (2) Any provision of an agreement in terms of which an employee assigns, purports to assign, relinquishes or purports to relinquish any right to benefits in accordance with this Act, shall be void. Compensation not to part of deceased employee s estate. 20. Compensation paid under this Act for the death of an employee shall not form part of the employee s estate. PART IV REPORTING OF ACCIDENTS Notice of accident by employee to employer. Notice of injury or accident by employer to Director. 21. Written or verbal notice of any accident provided for in section 22 which occurs during employment shall be given by or on behalf of the employee concerned to the employer and a copy of the written notice or a notice of the verbal notice shall be sent to the Director within twenty-four hours of its occurrence in the case of a fatal accident. 22.(1)Subject to the provisions of this section, an employer shall report an accident to the Director in the prescribed manner within seven days after having received notice of an accident or having learned that an employee has been injured in an accident. (2) For the purposes of this section, an accident includes any injury reported by an employee, to his employer, if the employee when reporting the injury, alleges that it arose out of and in the course of his employment and irrespective of the fact that the employer is of the opinion that the alleged 1516 accident did not so arise out of and in the course of employment. (3) An employer shall, at the request of an employee or the dependant of an employee, furnish the employee, or dependants with a copy of the notice of the accident furnished by the employer to the Director in respect of a claim for compensation by such employee or dependant. (4) An employer who fails to comply with subsection (1) commits an offence. (5) The provisions of this section do not prevent an employee from reporting an occupational accident or disease to the Director at any stage. Inquiry by Director. 23.(1) After having received notice of an accident or having learned that an employee has been injured in an accident the Director shall make such inquiries as are necessary to decide upon any claim or liability in accordance with this Act. (2) An inquiry made under subsection (1) may be conducted concurrently with any other investigation. (3) An employer or employee shall, at the request of the Director, furnish such further particulars regarding the accident as the Director may require. (4) A person who fails to comply with the provisions of subsection (3) commits an offence. Particulars in support of claim. 24. (1) An employee who is injured in an accident or his dependant, shall, when reporting the accident or thereafter at the request of the employer or Director, furnish such information and documents as may be prescribed or as the employer or Director may request. (2) An employer shall, within seven days after having 1617 received a claim, medical report or other document or information concerning such claim, submit the claim, report, document or information to the Director. Employee to submit to medical examination. 25.(1)An employee who claims compensation or to whom compensation has been paid or is payable, shall when required by the Director or the employer as the case may be, after reasonable notice, submit himself at the time and place mentioned in the notice to an examination by the medical practitioner designated by the Director or the employer with the approval of the Director. (2) If, in the opinion of any medical practitioner, an employee is not capable of travelling to be examined by the designated medical practitioner, the employee shall inform the party requiring the examination thereof or cause him to be so informed, and the designated medical practitioner shall then examine the employee at a time and place as agreed upon. (3) An employee shall be entitled at his own expense, to have a medical practitioner of his choice present at an examination by a designated medical practitioner. Claim for compensation. 26.(1)A claim for compensation in accordance with this Act shall be lodged by or on behalf of the claimant in the prescribed manner within twelve months after the date of the accident or, in the case of death, within twelve months after the date of death. (2) If a claim for compensation is not lodged in accordance with subsection (1), the claim for compensation may not be considered under this Act, except where the accident concerned has been reported in accordance with section 21. (3) If an employer fails to report an accident or to provide information requested by the Director as specified in the request, the Director may 1718 (a) conduct an investigation and recover the cost of the investigation from the employer as a debt due from the employer; or (b) levy a penalty on the employer. (4) An employer or insurer against whom a claim for compensation is lodged by the Director under this section, shall settle the claim within ninety days of the lodging of the claim. (5) The Director shall, within thirty days of receipt of the money claimed under subsection (1), pay the money to the employee who made the claim or his dependants. (6) An employer or an insurer who fails to pay the compensation claimed under this subsection commits an offence and shall on conviction be liable to a fine not exceeding five hundred thousand shillings or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding one year or to both. Lapse of right to benefits. 27.(1) A right to benefits in accordance with this Act shall lapse if the accident is not reported to the employer within twelve months after the date of such accident. (2) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (1), the failure to report an accident to an employer as required in subsection (1) is not a bar to compensation if it is proved that the employer had knowledge of the accident from any other source. (3) Subject to section 26, failure to report an accident to an employer as required in subsection (1), or any error or inaccuracy in such a notice, is not a bar to compensation if (a) the employer is not or would not be seriously prejudiced by such failure, error or inaccuracy if notice is then given or the error or inaccuracy is corrected; or 1819 (b) if such failure, error or inaccuracy was unforeseeable or was caused by the employee s absence from Kenya. PART V COMPENSATION Compensation for temporary total or partial disablement. 28. (1) An employee who suffers temporary total disablement due to an accident that incapacitates the employee for three days or longer is entitled to receive a periodical payment equivalent to the employees earnings, subject to the minimum and maximum amounts fixed by the Minister from time to time, after consultation with the Council. (2) Compensation for temporary partial disablement shall consist of a proportionate amount of the periodical payment calculated as specified in subsection (1). (3) Periodical payments shall be made for as long as the temporary disablement continues, but not for a period that exceeds twelve months. (4) An employee is not entitled to receive a periodical payment during any period in which the employee is receiving full pay, as provided for in the Employment Act, or any other law or contract of service. (5) The periodical payment of an employee who is receiving part payment of remuneration shall be reduced so that the employee does not receive more than the employee would otherwise have earned. Expiry of compensation for temporary total or partial disablement. 29.(1) The right to compensation for temporary, total or partial disablement expires (a) upon the termination of the disablement or if the employee resumes work ; (b) if the employee resumes any other work at the 1920 (c) same or greater earnings; or if the employee is awarded compensation for permanent disablement. (2) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (1), an employee may be awarded additional compensation for temporary, total or partial disablement if (a) (b) the disablement of the employee concerned recurs or the employer s health deteriorates; or the employee receives further medical aid necessitating further absence from his employment, provided that such aid will reduce his disablement. Compensation for permanent disablement. 30.(1) Compensation for permanent disablement shall be calculated on the basis of ninety six months earnings subject to the minimum and maximum amounts determined by the Minister, after consultation with the Board, and set out in the Third Schedule. (2) If an employee has sustained an injury specified in the first column of the First Schedule, the employee shall for the purposes of this Act, be deemed to be permanently disabled to the degree set out in the second column of the First Schedule. (3) If an employee sustains an injury not specified in the First Schedule which leads to permanent disablement, the employee shall be paid such percentage of disablement in respect thereof as in the opinion of a medical doctor will not lead to a result contrary to the guidelines of the First Schedule. (4) If an injury or serious disablement contemplated in paragraph (a) or (b) has unusually serious consequences for an employee as a result of the special nature of the employee s occupation, the Director may determine such 2021 higher percentage as the Director shall deem equitable. (5) No payment for temporary disablement in accordance with the provisions of section 29 shall be deducted from compensation payable under this section. Amendment of First Schedule. 31. The Minister may, on the recommendation of the Director and in consultation with the Council, amend the First Schedule by notice in the Gazette: Provided that at least sixty days before any such amendment a notice shall be published in the Gazette stating- (a) the intention to amend the First Schedule and the proposed content of the amendment; and (b) inviting any person who wishes to comment on the proposed amendment to submit such comment in writing to the Director within the period specified in the notice. Compensation for permanent disablement of employee in training. Compensation to employee previously in receipt of compensation. 32. If as a result of an accident an employee sustains permanent disablement and at the time of the accident was an apprentice or in the process of being trained in any trade, occupation or profession, the earnings of the employee shall be calculated on the basis of the earnings to which an employee would normally have been entitled if at the time of the accident the employee had been performing the same work as a person in the same occupation, trade or profession with five years experience. 33.(1) In awarding compensation to an employee in respect of permanent disablement or in reviewing an award of compensation, the Director may take into account any compensation awarded to the employee in accordance with this Act or any other law, to the employee as a result of the permanent disablement. 21 View more
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