Unequal pay hurting Uganda’s public service — report

“Salary disparities in the public service have become a major issue affecting service delivery in the public sector. Addressing these inequities is essential for fostering teamwork and ensuring that all officials feel fairly compensated for their contributions,” Juuko said.

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The minister for gender, Betty Amongi (cutting a ribbon) as Hajjat Safia Nalule Juuko (3rd right), the Chairperson of Uganda Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) and other officials and invited guests look on during the launch of the 11th report on state of equal opportunities in Uganda for year 2023/2024 at Sheraton hotel on November 6, 2024. (Photo by Mary Kansiime)

By NewVision Reporter

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Ugandans may wait longer to get effective quality public service unless the current problem of salary disparities among public servants is addressed, a new report has indicated.

The State

Unequal pay hurting Uganda’s public service — report

“Salary disparities in the public service have become a major issue affecting service delivery in the public sector. Addressing these inequities is essential for fostering teamwork and ensuring that all officials feel fairly compensated for their contributions,” Juuko said.

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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