5 hours agoJasharaj responses to parents' solidarity: We don't need your charity, but pressure the Government for pay
Periskopi(4 years ago)
(4 years ago)Grava, her suspension and non-excusement of salaries for educators, has created tensions even between the SBASKU and the Parents' Council. The latter, although initially silent, have reacted late last night, where through solidarity they said they are willing to raise funds for teachers unless their September salaries are executed. This [...]
The solidarity of the Council of Parents, the head of the SDAK, gives an answer. Jasharaj urges them to pressure the government, even accusing them of selective access to it.
I believe that parents more than that should put direct pressure on the government because it has only hit the education sector. Parents ' all commitment and resentment should lead them to the government because one reason for the suspension of the strike was that students and parents were being hurt, especially those dealing with crège. The government hit us in the back, punishing us. He said Periscope.
In addition, Jasharaj reminds parents that the strike is interrupted by children's tempers but also by their own needs.
A part of parents, whether organized or unorganized, over the course of the month were not many of the education workers, had reckless statements, and once indiscreet as it was, deregarding children, was direct pressure, and I'm saying that teachers don't need charity, but for justice and parents should be categories and ask the government to execute wages because the budget there is not Murati's, but gathered by the sweat of public and private sector employees. It's not a choice to raise money because many of your parents are going to get puffed up and say we got money for you to work, you have to work for our money.
It's not a choice. During the strike, some of them have not been kind and protective of the teachers, and now I don't know how they feel. We had even been asked a question, are you feeling proud or so? I don't know a part of my parents with all those pressures, how they feel right now when they're being used by kids and they're handing them over to teachers who insult and pressured you. He added Jasharaj.
Through a Facebook post, The Parents' Council has said their revolt It was for the opening of homes and schools and not for humiliating teachers.
Save Education Minister Arberie Nagavci today came out with a postBy which I blame the municipalities for not sending pay lists to the State Treasury./ P ERISCOPI/
