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Hon Betty Amongi, Minister of Gender, Labour & Social Development and Patrick Ayota, NSSF Ag. MD (in white coats) tour Fine Spinners factory during the registration of the factory workers for social security contributions.

NSSF extends mandatory employer registration deadline to June 30, 2023 as over 1400 new employers register in March 

The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) has today announced an extension of the mandatory registration for employers to June 30, 2023, following requests from small and medium enterprises. Non-compliant employers will thereafter
L-R : Geoffrey Sajjabi- NSSF Chief Commercial Officer, Okwalinga Moses- CEO Uganda Law Society, Barbra Arimi- NSSF Head of Marketing & Corporate Affairs, Patrick Ayota, NSSF Ag. MD, Cecilia Kengoro from PSFU and John Walugembe, Executive Director of Federation for Uganda Small & Medium Businesses at the launch of the “Now You Can” mass registration drive.

EVERY EMPLOYER MUST REGISTER AND PAY: NSSF moves to enforce revised NSSF Act, gives employers a 30-day ultimatum 

All employers in Uganda, irrespective of the number of workers employed, have only 30 days to register with the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) and remit social security contributions for their employees,
ON THE SPOT: Gender, Labour and Social Development Minister, Hon Betty Amongi Ongom is on the spot for abuse of office, bordering on corruption.

NSSF PROBE: Parliament wants Minister Amongi to resign, the board to be sacked, senior management probed further and NSSF taken back to Finance Ministry

The Parliamentary Select Committee on the state of affairs at Uganda’s National Social Security Fund (NSSF) has released its anxiously-awaited report, recommending that among others, the Minister of Gender, Labour and Social
March 2, 2023

 

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