Vice Chancellor UBa
Support staff at the University of Bamenda (UBa) have issued a strike notice, citing persistent salary delays, poor working conditions, and a lack of concern from the administration.
The strike notice, issued by the National Syndicate of Workers of State Universities (NATUSSCU), through its Bamenda regional bureau, outlines a number of grievances, including:
NATUSSCU has called on the administration to engage in meaningful dialogue to address these concerns and avert a strike. They have requested urgent action to rectify the issues outlined in the notice and have expressed their willingness to negotiate a fair resolution.
“We believe that the concerns mentioned above are of utmost importance and require urgent attention,” the strike notice states. “We strongly wish that you engage in discussions with our representatives to negotiate a fair resolution that addresses the grievances of Support Staff.”
The strike is set to commence on January 10th if the administration of the University of Bamenda fails to make substantial progress in addressing the grievances.
Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.
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