The Minister of Public Service Hon. Muruli Wilson Mukasa held a meeting with University staff led by Hon. Kamunyu the leader of the forum for University academic staff representing workers in Parlaiment at National Records Centre & Archives (NRCA) ON 27th April, 2022.

by lynbwiza / 05 May 2022 / Published in Featured, General, News

It was a follow up meeting on some of the issues raised by university staff during the 21st April, 2022 meeting where salary enhancement was the major issue raised. The meeting was called to solely discuss salary enhancement.

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