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UNMU
is an independent, non-partisan, non-discriminatory
and professional Union representing nurses and
midwives in Uganda
UNMU Spearheads efforts
geared toward improving
the socio-economic welfare
of nurses and midwives.
geared toward improving
the socio-economic welfare
of nurses and midwives.
By advising government and other stakeholders
on all issues affecting nursing, midwifery
and public health
on all issues affecting nursing, midwifery
and public health
Welcome to Uganda Nurses and Midwives Union
UNMU represents nurses and midwives in Uganda both as a professional body as well as a labor organization.We spearhead efforts geared towards improving their socio-economic welfare in the country as a whole. Our goals are to safeguard nurses’ and midwives’ interests and to influence nursing/midwifery education and practice, in order to serve the population of Uganda.
Collective voice
Improved terms and conditions
Education and Training
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Why Join Us
Some of the benefits UNMU members receive and by taking advantage of these benefits, you’ll almost instantly recoup your membership dues!
Workplace equality
Improved policy and
legal reforms.
legal reforms.
Fringe Benefits
Paid leave, employer provided
health insurance.
health insurance.
Protection
From unjust dismissals and terminations .
Career Development
Education and Training
Seniority
i.e. “Last hired, first fired”.
Representation
on various national and international bodies.
Improved Terms
Higher salaries and Wages, reasonable working hours, reduced workloads, work breaks, etc.
Collective Voice
For Negotiations with employers.
Our goal if to safe guard the nurses’ and midwives’ professional interests, social and organisational interests and to influence nursing and midwifery education and practice so as to serve the the population of Uganda.
Latest News
The International Nurses and Midwives day celebrations in Kitgum
The International Nurses and Midwives day celebrations in Kitgum
...Trusted us by over 5,500 Nurses and Midwives in Uganda.
The decision to form a union was reached by members of the Uganda National Association of Nurses and Midwives, UNANM during the May 11, 2001 Annual General Meeting, at Duhaga in Hoima District
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