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8 hours agoEven the Parents' Council hits the SBASKAU support Haradinaj's offer
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)The Council of Parents of Kosovo welcomes the Government of the Republic of Kosovo's decision to raise salaries for education in line with Kosovo's budgetary opportunities, and urges the SBASK to interrupt the strike. “Continued strike by SBASK, the Council of Parents of Kosovo considers it unreasonable and beyond [...] goal.
The ongoing SBASK strike, the Council of Parents of Kosovo, considers it unreasonable and beyond the true goal of demanding to raise the cofficiency. The Kosovo Parents' Council has invited the meeting with the Kosovo Council of Councils to take action with parents if the SBASK strike continues, and will be co-ordinated with the DKA”, the KKP communiqué said.
The Council of Parents of Kosovo also says it invites educators to start the teaching process at any school, and not to allow themselves to become the tool of those who exploit such situations for personal promotion and personal interests.
Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj, last night, has held a press conference with whom he has announced that he has made SBASK's bid to stop the strike by offering to raise the salaries of teachers. He has said it has been decided that the education budget will increase for 20m euros annually.
Here it said that growth will take place from 534 euros to 597 for middle school teachers, from 479 to 525 for those in primary education and from 447 to 501 to those at the pre-school level.
But the S.B.S.S.S.K. accepted this offer.
The SBASK has come up with the final decision after meeting with Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradianj in the Government of Kosovo.
The strike does not stop, and the executive head's offer is rejected.
Honored SBASK members and employees of all educational institutions inform you that tonight in late hours of the evening (at 7000) at the Government facility, President Jasharaj met with Prime Minister Haradinaj and Minister Bytyqi, where he received an offer written by Prime Minister Haradinaj in which the offer had to raise the cophytor of 0.25 just for pre-ive education teachers (cends to secondary schools), which is about 10 of the establishment of the cofit. This offer does not meet SBASK's demands, much more since technical workers, administrative workers, as well as the entire university system” are not involved, reports the SBASK.
“reports that the strike continues even the following days in hopes that dialogue will continue until the fulfillment of membership requirements” is further said.
