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Tycoon with forgiving heart, Sudhir ask sacked Sanyu Fm workers to re-apply for jobs

Homeland Digital by Homeland Digital
June 25, 2020
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HE.Dr.Sudhir Ruparelia Chairman of SANYU FM Radio.File/PHOTO

HE.Dr.Sudhir Ruparelia Chairman of SANYU FM Radio.File/PHOTO

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By Nasser Kasozi Akandwanaho

The Uganda’s Property mogul Dr.Sudhir Ruparelia has on Thursday pardoned employees of Radio Sanyu FM who had all been sacked after they staged a sit-down strike to protest a Management decision to reduce their salaries due to the COVID-19 lock down, he asked all of the sacked staff at Sanyu FM to reapply for their jobs.

Sanyu Fm Radio Management had on Wednesday, uplifted a decision to sack all staff at Sanyu FM after they had laid off work protesting a 25 per cent salary reduction the company subjected them to.

However, the company’s top managers met the heads of departments and agreed to pardon the sacked staff whom they said “apologized” to management for the mistake and that they will never do such a regrettable misdeed according to a reliable source at the Sanyu Fm office.

A source who attended the meeting but preferred anonymity to speak freely said that many of the staff begged management to return to work because they were misled by one of their colleagues.

The source said that the top managers during the meeting agreed that all those who had absconded but wanted to return must re–apply for their jobs.

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