7 minutes agoMars of the workers' hope is leaving: Will Kurti's Law of the Salaries be adopted for another 7 hours or just an empty promise
Periskopi(4 years ago)
(4 years ago)The salary law will go to Government for approval in March 2022. So the Government of Kosovo had said in January. His approval was promised by Prime Minister Albin Kurti himself. But as far as it seems, March is leaving, and this much required Law for the public sector is not appearing to [...]
The salary law will go to Government for approval in March 2022. So the Government of Kosovo had said in January. His approval was promised by Prime Minister Albin Kurti himself. But as far as it seems, March is leaving, and this much wanted Law for the public sector is going nowhere. Now 1 year, we've seen union revolts, threats of strikes and protests, and social unrest...
It was June 30th of 2020 when The Constitutional Court had overturned the then-Plain Law, approved by Haradinaj government.
As a result, the draft draft draft draft of the new bill had begun. Although they had started consultations with trade unions that protect workers' rights in the public sector, they had all the time expressed disappointment with the numbers of cofficients envisioning the Kurti Government.
Over the whole last year, the United Education Union (SBASHK), the Federation of Health Unions (FSSHK), the state administration, etc. Through protests and warnings of strikes They wanted increased wage cofficiency for teachers, doctors, and civil servants.
Among the most famous was undoubtedly the SBASK's Beftman Jasharaj. Almost every day threatened Kurt's government on strike. He complained that Romanian Minister Murati is not even waiting for them at meetings to hear their demands.
We have a smoking smoke for Kurti's government, it was a Jasarash statement to Periscope.
The situation was similar with doctors and nurses. Protests of the whites before the government, warnings of social unrest. The head of FSSHKA, before the new year, said that if the Law of Salaries doesn't pass until March, then seriously they will take action.
And today, where we are on the last day of this month of hope, Periscop contacted Silas again, who as deceived and disappointed by the Kurti Government, said they will gather tomorrow and see what they will take away.
Government spokesman Progress Kryeziu in February had declared that the salary bill in the public sector is in the final phase of the drafting.
The government of the Republic of Kosovo, namely, the Ministry of Internal Affairs has only begun to contact all relevant unions. The Ministry of Internal Affairs, under the programme, plans the bill in question to submit for approval to the Government of the Republic of Kosovo within March”, Kryeziu stressed.
A draft of the new law has been assigned to the cofficients, but not also the value of the basic cofficiency.
According to a mirror published several weeks ago, salaries in different sectors, with the new law, could be like the following:
And for the delay of this important Law, Today, the opposition reacted to AAKA. Once the cards were placed in the Parliament, the question was asked Where's the Law of Salaries? An answer was given by Chief Prime Minister Glauk Konjufca. He indicated that seven hours left for his approval. Based on this moment, the question is whether the Kurti Government will approve the Law of the Salaries in six hours or not, will it fail to do so./ P ERISCOPI/
