11 minutes agoDoes the government dare stop their striking wages? Ehat Miftaraj explains briefly Albanian for Periscope
Periskopi(4 years ago)
(4 years ago)Ehat Miftaraj, director of the Kosovar Law Institute for Justice and one of the best connoisseurs of Kosovo laws, in a statement for Periscope briefly clears the Law for Gravat, under which, the pay stop for strikers, is contrary to international practices. “The short extension of Albanian, restriction or halt [...]
Ehat Miftaraj from the Kosovar Institute for Justice, therefore one of the best law connoisseurs in Kosovo, has been asked by Periscopi concerning The Greece Lawand he says:
A lawyer who wants to interpret a certain law or field will never focus on two provisions. Rule number one, read the purpose of the law, if you read the purpose of the Law for Greva, says that this law has to be interpreted in accordance with the purpose of the law but also with the international practices and standards that regulate this area. International practices are the legal opinions issued by the International Labour Organisation”, says Miftary for Periscope.
(part of the law that seems to refer Power
He further explains the situation in an extremely clear form:
On this basis, the first must be interpreted as to what the Constitution says, this law on Grevat, the Law on the Union Union, even when reading all of this, and according to the opinion of the International Labour Organization, turns out that every single state, needs to adjust and adapt to the circumstances of that state. If we take countries like America, Finland, Germany, countries where unions are strong, where membership for Trade Unions is paid, they have enough budgets and they allow themselves and they allow themselves to pay striking for every day that they strike”, Miftaraj said.
“in Kosovo, Union membership rights It is not binding. Within the year, public sector unions pay around 700 thousand euros in contributions”, he said.
If you take it for the basis that within a month alone, the government allocates about 30m euros to the public sector, which in a month with the union on strike, takes 50 years to collect contributions to strike a month.
Me e For short English, Limiting or halting wages for unionists is contrary to the purpose of the law and contrary to European standards applied in Kosovo, namely the International Labour Organisation. /Periscope.
