INDUSTRIAL COURT BULLETIN

Industrial Court to go fully Digital next Year pulse.ug, Samson Waswa, April 25, 2024 | The Industrial Court of Uganda has unveiled plans to roll out a digital strategy that will enable workers to file complaints and attend proceedings remotely. File Photo/Courtesy: Deputy Attorney General, Hon. Jackson Kafuuzi, speaking at the Labour Convention The strategy is set to be implemented as early as next year according to Justice Anthony Wabwire , a judge of the Industrial Court. “ Our vision is to be able to administer justice without the physical presence of any of the parties ,” Wabwire said on Thursday. “In a year or so, somebody should be able to present a case on a cell phone. All we need are cameras and we already have some support from ILO, we shall have a fully digitized space, ” he said. Wabwire was speaking at the closing of the 2nd edition of the National Lab our Convention. The two-day event was held at Mestil Hotel in Kampala, under the theme; “ Improving Access to Justic

  President Museveni  Appoints a Substantive  Registrar of the  Industrial Court Congratulations Your Worship Sylvia Nabaggala Mbuga File Photo/Courtesy: Industrial Court Registrar, HW Sylvia Nabaggala RELATED UPDATE Click link below 👇 Industrial Court of Uganda – Staff General Meeting held January 19, 2024 that among others congratulated HW Sylvia Nabaggala Mbuga upon being appointed as the Substantive Registrar after circa a nine year period in Acting capacity. INDUSTRIAL COURT FORUM : REDACTED BREAKING  ANNOUNCEMENT CUM CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE DATED JANUARY 17, 2024   Redacted Industrial Court Forum update

Tumusiime: Who is the new Industrial Court Head Judge? | Monitor What you need to know: monitor.co.ug, Anthony Wesaka, Kampala, June 15, 2022 | Born on April 25, 1969, the 53-year-old judge was at the time of her appointment the deputy head of the same Industrial Court, where she had been for the last eight years. File Photo/Courtesy: Lady Justice Linda Lillian Tumusiime Mugisha, Appointed the new Head Judge – Industrial Court     The court was established under Section 7 of the  Labour Disputes (Arbitration and Settlement) Act, 2006 to settle unresolved disputes between employers and trade unions over terms and conditions of employment. It had at one time been in a limbo for more than 10 years but it was later revived. President Museveni has appointed Justice Lillian Tumusiime Mugisha as the new Head Judge of the Industrial Court. Justice Tumusiime now replaces outgoing Chief Judge Asaph Ruhinda Ntengye, who left the service after clocking the mandatory retirement age of 65 earli

  Industrial Court's Justice Ruhinda hands over File Photo/Courtesy: Industrial Court's Justice Asaph Ruhinda Ntengye (Right) hands over to Lady Justice Linda Lillian Tumusiime Mugisha (Left) Industrial Court Forum, Rose Namanya | On Tuesday, May 17, 2022, the Industrial Court formally bid farewell to its Chief Judge, Justice Asaph Ruhinda Ntengye, as he officially handed over office after clocking his retirement age. He handed over office to Lady Justice Linda Lillian Tumusiime Mugisha, who has been the Deputy Head of the Court. "Today is my last day in office. I am retiring honourably and I am retiring peacefully. I have had no drift or reprimand with anyone. I am going without any problem," Justice Ruhinda said. File Photo/Courtesy: Retired Head Judge Asaph Ruhinda Ntengye, Judge Linda Lillian Tumusime Mugisha, Ag. Registrar Her Worship Sylvia Nabaggala, Court Panelists and other Industrial Court - Support Staff members in a Group Photo at the Industrial Court. He

Industrial Court Luncheon in honour of the Retiring Chief Judge (now Head Judge)  On Thursday, the staff of the Industrial Court hosted a luncheon for the court’s Head Judge, Justice Asaph Ntengye Ruhinda, after clocking his mandatory retirement age. The party which took place at Lojola Gardens in Kisaasi was also attended by the Judge’s wife  and his two daughters. File Photo/Courtesy: Personalized and Well decorated Birthday cake for the Industrial Court, Head Judge, Justice Asaph Ntengye Ruhinda The Court’s Registrar, HW Sylvia Nabaggala, the do was not only to celebrate his birthday but  “to appreciate the good you (Justice Ruhinda) have done for the court for which every one of us here I believe you have touched in different ways,” said the Registrar.  Justice Ruhinda joined the Judiciary service as a Magistrate Grade One in July 1987. He rose through the ranks to serve as Chief Registrar before he was appointed the Chief Judge (now Head Judge) of the Industrial Court on the 12th