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Uganda: Teachers Give Government 90 Days to Enhance Salary
Monitor, 5 March 2019
Teachers have given government three months to sign the collective bargaining agreement to enhance their salaries or else they go on strike. Read more »
The Local Government and Public Service Committee has said that salary increases requires over U.S.$74 million which is neither reflected in the sector's policy statement nor anywhere in the budget proposals. In 2018 the government agreed to increase salaries of its employees including academic staff, traditional public servants, judicial officials, health workers, and local government political leaders, among others.
A teacher attends to learners at Bridge International Academy Katooke (file photo).
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