However, speaking to daily monitor, staff members urged administration to increase their salaries before thinking of chopping it.
“Ideally, the university is supposed to cater for medication of all staff. Whereas the insurance scheme is good, I think management should also consider enhancing our salaries because the deduction will have a direct effect on some individuals,” said Mr Alfred Okello, a secretary.
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