Retirement for Allowing Retirement Tools
(4 years ago)In Pristina, today it will be protested for allowing the withdrawal of a percentage of the pension Trust's tools. Through a scattered post of a group of citizens on Facebook, it has become known that at 12: 00 p.m., before the Kosovo Assembly, it will be peacefully protested to ask MPs to vote for [...]
A group of citizens, through the social network on Facebook, has indicated that they will protest today before the Kosovo Assembly, for allowing the withdrawal of means from theTRUS. The Facebook group, “Pro draw 30% of the Trust”, which consists of about 26 thousand members, has called for the protest to be held by 12:00.
Protest organisers have also called on businesses to protest and even free workers to get out on the streets and enable transport.
“I invite all businesses from around Kosovo to support the protest, because after the citizens, businesses will benefit from the withdrawal of resources from the Trust”, it has written in this public group, Adnan Jashari.
This call has been joined by MP PDK, Bekim Haxhiu, who has proposed changing the Law on Pension Fund, which allows for withdrawals from 10 to 30 percent of pension savings from the Trust. On Thursday's “protests about the Trust, citizens demand a withdrawal of up to 30%<18x1>, Haxhi wrote on Facebook, spreading the call for protest.
But the initiative to change the Law for the Pension Fund, which allows for the withdrawal of between 10 and 30 percent of the pension savings from the Trust, was not passed yesterday to the Kosovo Assembly Board Commission. However, this bill will be considered in the Assembly without approval of the Commission or Government. MP PDK, Bekim Haxhiu, demanding that citizens be allowed to withdraw means from the Trust, said it would affect economic recovery and support for citizens.
The founder of the “Pro group's 30% withdrawal of Trust”, Adnan Jashari, has declared that citizens have expressed themselves ready to protest, until it stressed that the initial reactions to the protest have been extraordinary.