Kosovo MPs abuse students [Live]

United Education, Science and Culture Union [ SBASK] at the beginning of the year held a general strike in all of the country's schools for about a month. The lesson was stopped because educators, teachers, educators and professors required increased cofficiency in the salary bill, or said in short, large pay increases.

At the labour market, currently a high school professor who works twenty hours a week receives around 800 euros, while a cleaning company laborer who works forty change per week receives only [thirst-fiveth] except 230. Let's not talk about violations and discriminatory salaries in the private sector. Meanwhile, the quality of education continues to be at the level that up-to-date popular can be described as "zhegl".

However, the SBASK has decided not to compensate for the lost hours. It's not about learning programs, all those units and big holes in student knowledge, and nothing else. Let's just talk about programming. They have the number of hours to be kept so that students can synthesize accumulated knowledge over a school year. If not reached at the end, the entire program could be called a failure. The whole school year.

But SBASK's controversy is not as malicious as it might seem. She finds her reaction to the law on strikes, which according to President Beftman Jasharaj, does not force them to make compensation for the hours, writes Periscopi.

Today, the Social Democrat Initiative has, meanwhile, collected 42 signatures of Kosovo Assembly deputies to call off extraordinary secession for the compensation of hours. The strike law has not been adopted in any tea shop by Beftman Jasharaj and his illiterate union companions [analyse their Facebook profiles], but by the Parliament's own deputies.

Listed in calls for hour compensation are all political parties [ The LDK may have speculation. The opposition too. Ironically, the political spectrum was unified for 100 classes of Kosovo students. It was declared extraordinary in the House. But let's be honest.

This would be important and even extraordinary if the quality of education offered in schools was a satisfactory level. But it's not. Programs are never respected, teachers never go to the end. School texts continue to remain horrible enough to make you think that it is good news that many students will not learn.

This session represents another abuse with the responsibility of lawmakers, since it harshly bypasses the country's context, the law they have approved themselves, and the quality of ézhglʹ that maintains it itself. /Periscopi

Here you can see the live session:

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