The 90th Education Workers Bill is sparking discontent with other unionists

The indictment of government and MPs and street protests has warned several labour unions in Kosovo if the Parliament adopts the Bill for Albanian Education Workers for the 1990s on second reading.

This, since unions are considering that the Government and MPs have discriminated against the other categories that have served in the years of dealt with the 1990s, favouring only education workers, writes today “Koha Ditore”.

The bill, which regulates the status for education workers who have contributed in the years BAR90s, has moved to the first reading in the Assembly on May 17th and is soon to be submitted to second reading.

The discrimination unions are basing it by relying on the Law on State-funded pension schemes, which envisions the stage of pensioning work for the 1989-1999 education, health and other workers working in the Kosovo Republic system.

Federation of Health Union Chairman Blerim Syla has indicated that he has sent letters to the prime minister and all parliamentary groups for what he can expect if the bill is approved.