On 1st September 2005, the Uganda Public Service Commission marked 50 years of existence. Between 1947-1948, the Colonial Government, Salaries Review Commission proposed the establishment of the Public Service Commission. Using the Lid Bury Report of 1953-1954, the Salaries Review Commission recommended to the Colonial Government the creation of a strong, single, impartial and independent Commission.

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The  history  of the  Public  Service  Commission of Uganda dates as for back as 1947when the Holmes Salaries Revision  Commission was  set to review  the structures and remuneration of the civil servants in East Africa.  The 1953/1954  Lidbury Salaries Review Commission report recommended the establishment of the Public Service Commission.  On 1st September 1955, the Public Service Commission of Uganda was

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