Recica sees professional skills as opportunities for reducing unemployment

In an interview with kp, while discussing the safety of workers at the workplace, Recica says that in terms of security and labour health as a minister, they have been able to freeze the employer's awareness that the worker's life must be ensured.

While acknowledging that the challenge for our country remains high unemployment rates, Recica says private sector support will create employment conditions in the country.

The Labour Minister has stressed that the year 2018 has closed with 14,000 free jobs in the absence of the adequate workforce, until registered job seekers have been more than 100,000 people.

And what we're going to do is we're doing to enable our young people to qualify and re-enact on the basis of the labour market needs or as we're calling their career orientation, it's going to be one of the possibilities that we in the future do not have this high degree of unemployment, or that we don't have a gap between what we've got registered jobs on the other side and on the other side we have empty jobs in the absence of qualified workers on the basis of those required. Under this within the Labour and Health Ministry employment agency, we have professional training centers, we have eight professional skills centres”, says Minister Recica.

Labour and Social Management Minister Skender Recica said that with the aim of boosting workplace security, their top priority remains to implement legal provisions for security and health in the workplace.

According to him, campaigns organised by this dictatorship have produced positive effects, so employers have also become more cautious.

“We are trying to make that with provisions that are clear in the law on health and workplace security become a reality in their practical implementation and safety and health in the workplace has been and is one of the main objectives of the Ministry of Labour and Social Management... . What I can find is that it's an awareness by employers who are actually given more attention to implementing the workers' livelihoods and life preserves because what our calls look like, the campaign that man's life above all, the lives of workers above all are giving its own effects, and I wish and I believe that only united as employers and employers and we as institutions work with dedication and of course we will have smaller cases of”, he says.

Recica has warned of the pronunciation of fines for all those who do not implement legal acts for safety and health at work.

In all cases where accidents such as the consequences of issuance and the failure to implement legal acts have naturally pronounced and pronounced fines, even in cases where minor injuries occurred, even in cases of fatal injuries, the Inspectorate conducted reports and pronounced fines”, says the Labour Minister.

We remember that 21 workers lost their lives in the workplace in 2017, and in 2018, 22 workers lost their lives, and by May 2019, six workers lost their lives in the workplace.