Are you looking for the best-paying companies in Kenya? If
yes, then this informative article is for you. Knowing too well that working in
a company needs adequate man-power, so working in a company that pays well will
be your best option.
Due, to how the economy of the country is, you wouldn’t want
to work in a company that does not satisfy you financially. So, at this point,
you are left with no option other than to search for the list of best-paying
companies in Kenya.
Best Paying Companies in Kenya
1. United Nations
United Nations office in Kenya is the headquarters of the
four UN offices all over the world. Apart from offering competitive pay for its
employees, The UN also provides a competitive benefits package.
According to a survey conducted by Brighter Monday Kenya,
this organization ranked second as the best paying company in Kenya after
Safaricom.
The organization offers more opportunities for its employees
for career growth, and that’s why it possible to get more people to stay in the
organization until retirement.
2. Safaricom
Safaricom is among the leading telecommunications firm in
Kenya. In the 2018 survey on the best places to work in Kenya, Safaricom was
ranked number 1. It is worth noting that this is highly attributed to the pride
that most of those working in it feel.
We all want to work in a company that cares about our
communities and for 18 years, Safaricom has been collaborating with societies
to bring change.
The company offers a handsome pay package to its employees.
Among its top benefits, is the provision of Lunch to all its employees based at
the HQ.
3. KenGen
Kenya Electricity Generating Company PLC, KenGen is the
leading electric power generation company in Kenya. The company provides a work
environment that continuously adds value to its employees.
KenGen optimizes human capital contribution and provides a
work environment that continuously adds value to the provision of electric
energy.
Moreover, the company embraces an inclusive culture for all
its employees without discrimination. The working environment is excellent.
4. Google
Google is the dream company for all of us. I mean, who does
not want to work at Google? The starting salary at Google is Ksh. 250,000.
On top of this, the work environment is friendly, like who
doesn’t want to work while seating on a bean bag?
To get hired to be a Googler,
there are three necessary steps: Application, Interview, and the final decision
are made.
5. Centum
Centum is the leading investment company listed on the
Nairobi Securities Exchange and Uganda Securities Exchange.
We are an investment channel providing investors with access
to a portfolio of inaccessible, quality, diversified investments.
There are so many avenues of getting hired at Centum. One
could get in as an experienced hire, graduate trainee, and internship.
Graduates starting salary is between Ksh.100 – 150K.
6. Kenya Revenue Authority
Kenya Revenue Authority is an agency of the government of
Kenya that is responsible for:
· The assessment,
· Collection
· Accounting for all revenues that are due to the
government,
· Per the laws of Kenya.
KRA has built a strong professional team of over 6,000
employees deployed across the country.
Moreover, Kra has created a favourable work environment with
able mentors who ensure talent is developed.
Moreover, the company has been ranked among the top five (5)
employer of choice in the country.
Some of the main benefits of working at KRA include:
· Capacity development/Continual learning
· Leadership development
· Internship & Attachment Program
· Staff welfare
· Diversity & Inclusivity
7. Kenya Power and Lighting Company
Kenya Power owns and operates most of the electricity
transmission and distribution system in the country.
The company sells electricity to over 6,761,090 million by
the end of June 2018.
KPLC ranks number 7 on the list of best-paying companies in
Kenya. Moreover, the company offers employment opportunities from entry-level
to professional hires.
8. PriceWaterhouseCoopers
PWC is a multinational audit company that makes it to the
list of the best-paying companies in Kenya.
The company with headquarters in Kenya also employs a
graduate trainee who earns a salary of around 70-85K.
They pick the crème del a crème (Very best) of the society.
The recruitment process for graduate trainees is very vigorous, which involves
a lot of online tests and interviews to pick out the best.
Note that, if you are lucky to join the PwC team of fresh
graduates, pat yourself at the back because many don’t make it past the first
test.
You need an impressive CV for the graduate trainee job and a
sharp brain.