Employer of Record (EOR) Services in Kenya
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Employer of Record (EOR) services in Kenya enable both foreign and local companies to hire employees, process payroll, and manage statutory obligations such as KRA, NSSF, and SHIF/NHIF without establishing a local legal entity.
As an EOR company in Kenya, we serve as the legal employer on record, ensuring full compliance with the Employment Act 2007 while minimizing tax and regulatory risks. We also manage employment contracts, benefits administration, and other HR responsibilities on behalf of the client company.
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Kenya’s nominal GDP is projected at approximately $147.26 billion in 2026, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The economy grew by 5.3% in the first quarter of 2026, supported by a recovery in agriculture and industry and continued resilience in the services sector.
Kenya has a diversified economy spanning agriculture, tourism, manufacturing, financial services, technology and telecommunications, transport and logistics, and renewable energy. Its official languages, English and Kiswahili, are widely used in government, education and business, supporting communication across the country’s diverse workforce and commercial environment.
In Kenya, an employment contract is the legal backbone of the employer–employee relationship and must meet minimum standards set by the Employment Act 2007. When a written contract is required Contracts can be oral or written, but if employment is for more than 3 months or the work cannot be completed within 3 months, a written contract is mandatory. The employer is responsible for preparing and keeping the written contract and must retain it for at least 5 years after termination.
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Main types of employment contracts
- Permanent: Ongoing employment with no fixed end date, typically after probation; includes full statutory benefits and notice protections.
- Fixed term: Employment for a specific duration or project; ends automatically on the agreed date or completion of the task but must still respect non- discrimination and fair termination standards.
- Contract for a specific task/piecework: Employee is hired to complete a defined task or project; the contract ends when the task is completed.
- Casual employment contracts: Paid at the end of each day and not engaged for more than 24 hours at a time (e.g., seasonal or oneday jobs).