University workers under the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities have said they had yet to resolve the challenges that came with the introduction of the Integrated Payroll and Personnel
Information System which included salary deductions, wrong salary placements and non-issuance of pay slips.
SSANU in a release on the May Day celebration in Abuja added that although there had been communications with the IPPIS office, these communications had not achieved the results as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The SSANU President, Samson Ugwoke, said the union had not received any “check-off dues from IPPIS and even with our discussions so far, we do not know how soon such payments can be made to the union.”
Ugwoke said, “ “As leaders, we are not unaware of challenges of deductions, wrong salary placements and even non issuance of pay slips. I however assure that as soon as interstate movements are relaxed, action would be taken to ensure that the present confusion is resolved. I therefore plead for the patience of our members in this regard.”All rights reserved.
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