How much money is expected for unemployed mothers who give birth

Labour and Social Management Minister Skender Recica says he intends to bring a new law to Kosovo that specifically deals with the firing of liquefy and parenthood, which will address even unemployed mothers.

Under the bill, unemployed lehoon mothers can benefit a minimum wage percentage for the first six months after birth.

In an interview for the Kosovo programme '%Life, the minister said this amount would be around 100 euros.

The current labour law handles lehonia breaks for leho mothers who have working relationships... if viewed from this angle you see there's actually been a discrimination for unworked lecho mothers. In the last instance, each mother, whatever works what doesn't work when it comes to the meaning of the word lehone”, Recica said.

The minister considers this to be news for everyone to enjoy.

We have introduced legal provisions that, in addition to employed lehons, deal with unemployed lehons, and this is the innovation that every citizen of the Republic of Kosovo should enjoy. According to statistics, it turns out that in 2017 it was somewhere over 24 thousand births, and over 21,000 were unemployed lehons and they were not addressed at all”, Recica said.

According to him, social policies are also taking place in view of the disturbing decline in nighthood that Kosovo is, according to him, experiencing.

And we don't have to worry about falling out of the budget, and I say it is very responsible that we have a lack of ideas and a lack of courage, and today we have 16 thousand fewer children in school banks, and that is disturbing for us”, Recica said.

Regarding the topic of the decline of nightiness, Alban Hashan of the Riinvest Institute spoke.

He said these policies are looking popular.

Regarding this bill on Kosovo's life show, criticism came from civil society, while the same was praised by businesses.