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Resolution of the Extra Ordinary Congress held on 6th October 2022

Resolution of the Extra Ordinary Congress held on 6th October 2022

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Obonye G.
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Chawada M.
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Started by magocha 3 years, 11 months ago

At its Extra Ordinary Congress held on 6th October, UBASSSU members present at the meeting made the following resolutions, which the Executive would like every member to sign to as not only endorsement by those who did not attend the meeting, but also as confirmation of their commitment to execute when the time comes.

RESOLUTIONS

  • That the entire UBASSSU members will not participate in the coming UB 40th Anniversary Celebrations
  • That the entire UBASSSU members will not participate in the coming Graduation Ceremonies.
  • That the entire UBASSSU members will not participate in the first Semester Examination processes.
  • That the entire UBASSSU members will go on Mass leave a date to be communicated by the Executive Committee as a response to their continued loss to earn their leave days, because they have reached the ceiling of 60 days.
  • UBASSSU leadership will no longer participate JNC and HPO,
  • March to the Office of the President on a date to be announced.
  • Members to embark on a campaign to recruit new members in their Departments and Faculties.

46 Comments

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Victor Ruele
3 years ago Featured

I think the petition is in order. This is a long standing issues and the management seems not willing to engage with the Unions on their welfare matters. The staff morale at UB is at its lowest because no one seems to listen to our plight. Even in parliament, there is no advocacy for UB an dit's as I we don't exist.

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Benjamin Bolaane
3 years ago Featured

It is unheard of unacceptable that works can go this long without inflationary adjustment

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Anonymous
3 years ago Featured

It is only fair for UB staff to be treated equally. If it has to be done this way then let it.

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Fidelis Emoh
3 years ago

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Jacqueline Kepadisa
3 years ago

N/A

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Phenyo Thebe
3 years ago

I collectively agree with the majority

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Chriistian John Makgala
3 years ago

The workers' struggle continues

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Chawada M Makolobane
3 years ago

United we stand!