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Browsing: Public servants
- Millions of pensioners in Uganda will continue decrying delayed payment of their monthly dues.
- A new Bill seeking to streamline the pension system in Uganda was withdrawn for further scrutiny by the Executive.
- The objective of the new Bill was to provide for the establishment of a public service pension fund and a public service pension scheme.
Pensioners in Uganda may have to continue decrying delayed payment of their monthly dues while the government continues to battle ghost claims on the payroll following the withdrawal of a new Bill.
The Public Service Pensions Fund Bill, 2023, introduced on March 14, and aimed at implementing a mandatory contribution system for public servants’ pensions has been withdrawn.
Uganda pensioners payment shall be prompt
This is despite the proposed law undergoing significant changes during the committee review. The withdrawal aggravates the pain for pensioners who were banking on the new law to get …