The main thrust of HTS-Union General Information Pack is to provide
information about the Union hence make it easy for people to understand
and appreciate our organization generally.
It is critical that industrial relations matters should be given the befitting
attention by the tripartite partners at the work place for purposes of
improving efficiency and effectiveness of the workers for better service
delivery and improved productivity of organizations and the economy
at large.
Social dialogue which refers to negotiation, consultation or an
exchange of views between representatives of employers, workers and
government, is a proved flexible tool for achieving economic and social
change. It is most important for parties to always deploy social dialogue
in dealing with most situations as the way to resolving issues.
While saluting all stakeholders, I take this noble opportunity to call
upon Government, Employers, Workers, Development partners, Civil
Society Organizations and other actors to join our efforts to improve
Labour standards and situation in Uganda for a better future.
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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