They're in danger of getting out of work, protesting about 100 employees from Autotransport

This is because the transportation of KEK workers, which the company has so far made “Autotransport”, has started doing two other companies today.

For this reason, workers from “Autoport” protested before the company's target in Obilic today.

Company director “Autotransport”, Ejup Reka, says for callos.com that their company has been transporting KEK workers since its founding.

Never, despite the difficulties we've had, have we failed and what's best without ever having an accident or a disaster for people's lives, and that I think should be appreciated. This is the conclusion of the very ones who have been monitoring us”, Reka says.

Reka shows that the tender for transport of workers opened in November last year, but was canceled 2-3 times.

After the end of the preliminary contract in 11th of last year, a tender file was issued which was a very real file. A subject that has a long work experience, which we were and then started manipulative games and this two-three-time file was canceled”, Reka says.

Reka added that the buses that today carried out the transportation of workers have been collected by many companies.

Today's “Autobuses are collected by many companies throughout Kosovo. I believe that even the worker impasse has been”, Reka says.

Director Reka says it is still unknown whether the tender procedures have been completed.

“says no contracts signed. The moment these winners were declared a publication then a legal deadline for complaints, we've turned to the first level, refused our request, our legal right is to cut off 10 days of complaints, they haven't waited the third day, have they contract or don't you know they have started the job?

While Mehmet Mehan, company worker “Autotransport”, says they have the support of KEK and Union workers.

“We are gathered today with protest on behalf of 100 workers, on behalf of “Autotransport”, we have support from KEK employees, from the Union. We have been running this event for 60 years. We worked in the snow and in the rain, we didn't lose any lines, but they all fell into deaf ears”, said Mehan.

He says he will continue to protest.

“Normically, we have our right to each instance”, Mehan says.

The portal has also contacted KEK spokesman Skender Bucolli to announce whether contracts have been signed by companies that have started the job today but have not yet received answers. /Call. com