Collective bargaining which is one of our core mandate as a Union, is
done on a day-to-day basis. We indeed continuously engage individual
and group employers in our Sector to negotiate new Collective
Agreements and review existing agreements for the working terms
and conditions of employment with several employers. HTS-Union
has become the leading trade union in terms of securing collective
agreements with employers and as negotiation experts both locally
and internationally
Most important and historical is the Recognition Agreement and
Collective Bargaining Agreements (CBA) with Uganda Hotel Owners’
Association (UHOA) that cover over 130 hotel units in the country
which were concluded in 2007 and 2008 respectively.
During COVID-19 pandemic, using our expertise, we initiated
negotiations of Memorandums of Understanding with employers to
mitigate the negative effects of the pandemic on both employers
and employees and 1 record recognition agreement with Latitude
00 Hotel and a CBA review with Protea Hotel by Marriott, Entebbe.
It is a Tripartite component Social dialogue as a key principle in ILO and in particular convention, No 98, 1949, Article 29 of the Constitution of the Republic of Uganda 1995 as amended 2005 and the Labour Laws provide for Collective Bargaining Agreement, especially Section 24, (d) of the Labour Unions Act 2006.
Plot 477, Ssekabaka Kintu Road, Wakaliga, Lubaga
Phone: +256 414 272 903
Email: : info@hts-union.org
Mon-Satday: 09.00 to 07.00
HTS-Union draws its membership from but not limited to; Hotels, Resorts, Lodges, Motels, Inns, Guest Houses, Restaurants, Bars, Pubs, Member Clubs, Health Clubs, Cafes, Bakeries, Confectionaries, Supermarkets, Food Processing Plants, Meat Packers, National Parks, Conservation Areas, Sanctuaries, Tour Companies, Museums, Golf Courses, Recreation Areas and Domestic
HTS-Union pursues the main objective which is to Advance, Advocate, Promote, Protect and Defend workers’ Social-Economic interests at work through representation and Collective Bargaining. To this end, the Union thereby strives to ensure job security, better terms and conditions of employment for good/harmonious industrial relations and improved productivity through social dialogue as a way to realize decent work for men and women in the tourism, hotel, food, supermarkets and allied sector
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