Visar Umer: Waiting for Resolution's approval, not living at 130- 170 euros a month

Ymer himself did so through a Facebook post.

“Debat for the minimum wage we've developed in the Assembly on April 17th, 2019. That world also proposed a resolution text to be adopted in the Parliament. This resolution” is expected to be voted in Wednesday, Ymer writes.

According to him, since this initiative has begun to raise the minimum wage, this issue has been echoed and shaped, writes Periscopi.

Even today there are workers in Kosovo working more than regular hours (8 hours a week) and paid only 130 per month, or 170 if they are over 35. It is absolutely meaningless how the minimum wage increase can be rejected. Thus, rejecting the minimum wage increase, it protects the attitude a person can live with 130 euros per month. This minimum wage cannot be lived. It is our duty, as representative deputies, and as public institutions and the Republic, to create living conditions in Kosovo. The minimum wage increase is one of these” conditions, the Ymer deputy says away.

In this case, he has demanded that one day before the session meet with the heads of Parliamentary Groups to harmonise the text of Resolution.

For a live salary! By this letter I have proposed to the heads of the Parliamentary Groups of the Republic to meet tomorrow to harmonise the text of Resolution to be ready to vote at Wednesday's session. It is extremely important to get together for the conditions and rights of Kosovo workers”, he concludes. / PERISCOP