State. States: UPP agrees to compensate with 14 thousand euros Hotin, Shala and Bajrami

The agreement has been reached at Thursday's session at the Constitutional Court in Pristina, after the parties have expressed their will for such a thing, reports the “Justice Trust”.

According to this indicted UP, it is due to plaintiffs Avdullah Hoti to make up for the 5 thousand 311 euro and 45 euro amount, the Hykmete Bajrami prosecutions of 4 thousand 416 euros and 71 euro, and plaintiffs Kuim Shala amount to 3 thousand and 938 euros and 95 cents.

All these higher amounts, on behalf of compensation for the secondary pay gap for the conflict period and for the entire 2015, and for 2016 alone for January, February, March, April, and May.

As for the costs of the procedure, the parties that have agreed on that each side carries its own expenses.

Initially, prosecution representative, lawyer Durim Osmani and indictee representative Up, Safet Thaci, have announced the court has agreed to settle this subject in judicial agreement.

The agreement reached between the parties that has allowed Judge Rezarta Sylejmani-Vica, who said this reconciliation has the power of the eventual act.

Today the trial continues in the case of Avdullah Hoti, Hykmete Bajrami and Kujtim Shala being indicted UP

Pristina at the Constitutional Court in Pristina today, judgment is expected to continue in the case where former Kosovo Prime Minister Avdullah Hoti and Kosovo Parliament deputies from the ranks of the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), Hykmete Bajrami and Mestim Shala, are asking from Pristina University (UP) for compensation of unpaid salaries.

In this case, at the session, held on November 16, 2021, the financial expert had been heard, who had neglected the expertise worked on October 5, 2021.

Otherwise, with the precision of the height of the request, the plaintiffs have demanded from the court that the same be approved as and force the UPP to pay their unpaid salaries, reports the “Justice Voting”.

It requires that UP toya pay plaintiffs Avdullah Hoti 5 thousand euros and 61 euro gross in the name of unpaid secondary wages (the equivalent of 590 euros and 16 euro cents, on behalf of the tax in the source, between 5 thousand and 311 euro and 45 cents in the name of the second pay gap), as well as legal interest in the amount of 2 thousand 302 euros and 69 euro, estimated from February 1st 2015 to September 3021, as well as the final payment.

In addition, in precision it is said that the Hykmete Bajrami indictment has demanded a total of 4 thousand and 907 euros of gross wages in the name of unpaid secondary wages (the equivalent of 490 euros and 75 euros in the source tax, the secondary pay gap in the amount of 4 thousand 416 euros and 71 euro), and the legal interest of 881 euros and 45 cents, from February 1st 2015 to September 3021, as well as the final payment of the pledge.

In contrast, plaintiff Kujim Shala has demanded a total of 4 thousand and 376 euros and 61 euro gross in the name of unpaid secondary wages (the total of 437 euros and 66 cents in the name of resource tax, the secondary wage difference in the amount of 3 thousand and 938 euros and 95 cents), and the legal interest of about 1,000 and 720 euros and 96 cents, from February 1st 2015 to September 3021, as well as until the final payment of the pledge.

According to the indictment exercised on February 9th 2018, Avdullah Hoti, Hykmete Bajrami and Mejim Shala are demanding UPP compensation of salaries and other incomes.

The indictment reportedly plaintiffs with indictees at different times have linked labour contracts, as teachers at the Faculty of Economics and Faculty of Philology. In all, Hykmete Bajrami reportedly linked the work contract as a teacher to the UPI on 13 September 2004, Cameron Shala on January 12th 2009, while Avdullah Hoti on March 6, 2002, which contracts have continued through annexing contracts or self-intelligiblely, have continued steadily and still continue.

According to the indictment, on the basis of hurtful contracts, the prosecution parties have had a duty as employers, while the UPI has had a duty as an employer, in terms of a controversial case, to pay salaries for the job conducted under hurtful contracts and to pay other employers' income.

However, the indictment reportedly says that UP representative Ramadan Zejnullahu, on December 10, 2014, issues the decision under which it decides that the plaintiff parties do not compensate for their salaries and personal incomes under contract, in addition to hours carried out as teachers.

The Constitutional Court in Pristina reportedly abolishs the UP's decision, which, in turn, the accused side, on May 11, 2016, makes the decision under which it revotes the painful decision and decides to pay salaries retroactively, but by this date it is said that the unknown side has not paid wages according to the recent decision of February 11, 2016.

The plaintiffs have based this indictment on Article 55-58 regarding Article 11, paragraph 9 of the Labour Law, which is said to have established the employee's right to pay compensation and other incomes, in countervalued by the work done in the quality of employers to employers.

Therefore, on this basis it is required to be approved as a basis for the prosecution's application, Avdullah Hoti, Cameron Shala and Hykmete Bajrami, as well as to impose UP to pay unpaid salaries with legal interest from February 1st 2015 to September 30, 2021, as well as costs of procedure. /Betimy for Justice