The government's listening to them, the SBASK addresses them with popular language: O Government wages have not moved for years and prices raised daily

The SBASK has been addressed to the Government of Kosovo at the request for an additional 100 euros in their salaries since April, writes Periscopi newspaper

Since the Kosovo government is not ignoring their demands for a while, the SBASK has chosen a popular language in their direction towards the Government of Kosovo.

The SBASK said everything. The prices have moved every day, but not their salaries.

On the other hand, the SBASK has said the Kosovo government is continuing with assessments and statements, but nothing concrete is acting.

Here you have their full announcement:

“Written and Electronic media

The government's wages haven't moved in years, and prices have been raised every day.

The Kosovo government even now, when the price of elementary articles continues to mark increases by greatly weakening the purchasing power of wages that currently receive the majority of employees in the education sector, but also in other sectors, continues with the old avaz blaming others in Kosovo, or crisis situations or international markets.

As the situation gets worse, families that don't have even one employee, and low wages have become overwhelmed with extreme poverty and poverty, but with these staggering and daily price hikes, even families with slightly higher salaries have started to slide toward poverty and poverty. The government continues with estimates and statements without even making a concrete move to help educational workers and all others cope with the situation too heavy from all the price hikes in essential vital articles.

SBASK, respecting the voice of membership from nests to universities, but even in culture, has been addressed to Minister Nagavci for her to raise to the Government and approve the request of the SBASK from April to April an additional 100 euros on current salaries for all employees in the education system and science and culture, and that's worth it until the wage law, after agreeing with the SBASK agreement and other trade unions to be approved and start implementing it.

This has not yet happened, and therefore the frustrations in the entire education and culture sector are growing and these may soon result in union action, without excluding strikes.

SBASK calls government salaries haven't moved for years and prices raised daily.”, said their full announcement. / PERISCOP