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5000 + Legal Cases Won

140 District Councils

11 M+ Workers Respresented

39 Affiliated Unions

Welcome to the National Organization of Trade Unions

NOTU is Uganda's largest and most representative trade union federation, championing the rights and welfare of workers across all sectors. Established as the voice of Uganda's labour movement, we unite workers from the public and private sectors, formal and informal economies, to advance decent work, fair wages, and social justice.

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Member Testimonials

David Kamala

Gyn, Mulago Hospital - Uganda Medical Workers' Union

"When I faced unfair dismissal after 8 years of service, NOTU's legal team stood with me. They not only got my job back but also secured compensation for the months I was out of work. I'm forever grateful."

Phionah Namukasa

Doctor, Mulago Hospital - Uganda Medical Workers' Union

Sarah Namukasa

Nurse, Mulago Hospital - Uganda Medical Workers' Union

When I faced unfair dismissal after 8 years of service, NOTU's legal team stood with me. They not only got my job back but also secured compensation for the months I was out of work. I'm forever grateful."