The University of Zambia Management has assured all staff members at the institution that frantic efforts are being made to ensure that December salaries are paid as soon as possible.
Speaking to the three union executive members this morning, UNZA Vice Chancellor, Professor Luke Mumba said Management, prioritises the plight and welfare of all university employees as they are the greatest assert to the smooth running of the institution.
Professor Mumba further stated that Management is grateful for the commitment and dedication to duty that Staff members continue to show.
“Management would like to express its gratitude to all UNZA employees for the commitment and dedication to duty that they render the university” Professor Mumba said.
The Vice Chancellor has also appealed to all the three Unions at the university not to disrupt the academic calendar in lieu of the delay in payment of the December salaries, but to proceed with normal operations of the university so as to open for the next academic year as planned.
University of Zambia is scheduled to begin a new academic calendar this month with over 6000 newly admitted candidates expected to report and register at the institution.
This is according to a statement issued by Brenda Bukowa, the University of Zambia Spokesperson.
Where is PF govt priorities??? The useless PF fat cat ministers never get any delayed salaries. The people who matter most as they educate future leaders are messed around.
I thought lungu cut his salary and that of ministers by 20%?
Is it going kuma campaign’s
UNZA December 2019 salaries not yet paid? That doesn’t sound like a crisis, says Maggie Mwanakatwe.
Boss this is January and you are assuring lecturers of December salaries – really. Is this normal. December salary assurance should have been done within December itself. No timeframe – zero. Who can take this serious???? Don ndipo mwasauka under PF getting paid after next payday. Muchinje!!!!
Disaster!!!!
I thought such things of delayed salaries remained in 2019
Pf financial mismanagement ripple effect, slowly institutions like these will find it hard to pay their workers eventually strikes will be the order of the day like in kaunda’s days. Lungu’s pay cut won’t help because already he is on wasteful money draining expeditions offsetting the little salary cut. The man is on holiday never working transferring his laziness to every government institution
A nation that neglects education is doomed for failure.
Just volunteer for pay cuts ……