Justice linet ndolo biography
- Lady Justice Linnet Ndolo was appointed Judge of the Employment and Labour Relations Court in 2012.
- Lady Justice Linnet Ndolo.
- The claimant herein Justice Linnet Ndolo is a Judge of this court.
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The Hon Lady Justice Lydia Awino Achode (Principal Judge)
The Hon Mr. Justice Richard M. Mwongo
The Hon. Mr. Justice A. Mbogholi Msagha
The Hon. Mr. Justice Hatari Peter G. Waweru
The Hon Lady Justice Jessie Wanjiku Lesiit
The Hon Mr. Justice J.K. Sergon
The Hon Lady Justice Roseline P.V. Wendo
The Hon Mr. Justice George Matatia Abaleka Dulu
The Hon Lady Justice Mary Muhanji Kasango
The Hon Mr. Justice Mathew J. A. Emukule
The Hon Mr. Justice Fredrick A. Ochieng
The Hon Mr. Justice Luka Kiprotich Kimaru
The Hon Lady Justice Ruth Nekoye Sitati
The Hon Mr. Justice Joseph R. Karanja
The Hon Lady Justice Hellen A. Omondi
The Hon Mr. Justice Aggrey O. Muchelule
The Hon Lady Justice Florence Nyaguthii Muchemi
The Hon Lady Justice Maureen Akinyi Odero
The Hon Lady Justice Abida Ali-Aroni
The Hon Mr. Justice Said Juma Chitembwe
The Hon Lady Justice Mumbi Ngugi
The Hon Mr. Justice Edward Muthoga Muriithi
The Hon Lady Justice Pauline Nyamweya
The Hon Lady Justice Lucy Mwihaki Nj
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Employment and Labour Relations Court
Introduction
The Employment and Labour Relations Court (ELRC) is established under Article 162 (2) (a) of the Constitution of Kenya 2010. The Court is operationalised under the Employment and Labour Relations Court Act No. 20 of 2011. It is a specialised court with the status of the High Court. According to Section 29 of the Act, the Court is required to ensure reasonable, equitable and progressive access to judicial services in all counties. Currently, the Court is established in seven stations, namely; Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu, Nakuru, Kericho, Nyeri and Eldoret. In addition, there are eight (8) sub-registries located in Malindi, Machakos, Bungoma, Garissa, Meru, Kisii, Voi and Kitale.
Jurisdiction of the Court
The Court has original and appellate jurisdiction to hear and determine all disputes relating to employment and labour relations. These include:
- disputes relating to or arising out of employment between an employer and an employee;
- disputes between an employer and a trade union;
- disputes between an employer’s organisation an
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Hon. Lady Justice Linnet Ndolo
Lady Justice Linnet Ndolo was appointed Judge of the Employment and Labour Relations Court in 2012.
She has served in Nairobi and Mombasa Stations.In addition to her court work, Judge Ndolo has served in the Committee on Development of Sexual Harassment Policy for the Judiciary, Committee on
Development of Judicial Code of Conduct and Ethics and the Judiciary Performance Measurement and Management Steering Committee (PMMSC).
She has also represented the Judiciary in the Working Group on Socio Economic Audit of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010. Judge Ndolo is currently serving in the Judiciary Rules Committee and the Employment and Labour Relations Court Rules Committee. She is a regular facilitator at the Judiciary Training Institute (JTI) and has made presentations at Judges’Colloquia.
Before joining the Judiciary, Judge Ndolo worked for the National Council of Churches of Kenya (NCCK) between 1992 and 2011 where she held various positions; starting off as the Project Secretary for Human Rights in the Justice, Peace and Reconciliation Progra
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