7 minutes agoThe company where the worker lost his life reacts: We did not forbid the introduction of the chief inspector of work
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)The management of Lab-Oil company from Pristina has called the news false that the company's directors did not allow Chief Inspector Basri Ibrahim to inspect the workplace where the worker, Krenar Jemen, lost his life. According to them, Chief Inspector Abraham wrote on Monday at the company, when workers and management had closed it for him [...]
The management of Lab-Oil company from Pristina has called the news false that the company's directors did not allow Chief Inspector Basri Ibrahim to inspect the workplace where the worker, Krenar Jemen, lost his life.
According to them, Chief Inspector Abraham wrote on Monday at the company at the time when workers and management had closed it for writing at the funeral of the late worker.
Using this communique once more, we want to let our opinion know that the chief inspector of the Labour Inspectorate, Basri Ibrahimi has completely clarified the misunderstanding that took place between him and the officials of Lab-Oil company on Monday. So the Chief Inspector wrote at the scene at noon Monday at the time when all the employees and management of the company had closed offices and factories and had written at the funeral of the worker Krenar Jemeni, in the Museum of Suareca”, it is said in their communique.
They have explained that officials of the Labour Inspectorate were at the scene the day the accident occurred, that is, on the 2402.2019 date, and the investigative bodies had done their job, so they said, there was no reason that the next day we would stop access to the Chief Inspector factory.
While, they have expressed remorse at the PSD's response.
According to them, a young man's tragic fate is turning him into media sensations and making daily politics.
“We are deeply indignant with the reaction of the Social Democrat Party of Kosovo (PSD), which has fallen prey to portal disinfects, without proving the truth of the tragic event. It has not been in the practice and honour of Kosovo's political parties that a young man's tragic fate, such as that of our former employee, Krenar Jemini, turn him into media sensations and make daily politics with him. The Social Democrat Party of Kosovo and its leader, Shpend Ahmeti, better deal with their municipal affairs than with those which do not belong to”, is said to be in their response.
