Kosovo Schools of High Students, Additional Educators still being paid by the state

School principal in question, Ismet Gashi has told about Periscope That 176 students have been enrolled from April 24th to May, where others are expected to be registered in the months of June and September. This large number of students have recruited additional teachers in some schools. However, almost ten months have taken place since the same have not been placed on the salary list and are not paid monthly for their work.

Education Director in Kosovo's Field Committee, Samir Sahin, has declared Periscope that the only problem of this issue is the Ministry of Finance, because the same, according to him, did not approve the Community's request to introduce teachers on the salary lists.

These teachers are not on the payroll, but they are not paid. These teachers are paid by the Komuna budget every three months, we deliver the payments, the obligations we have to them in summary form. Every three months, three salaries, four salaries, depending on what we have in the budget from the financial office. We owe everyone total. Until the reason is just one. It is that the Ministry of Finance, despite the dozens of requests we have addressed, does not list the salaries. We have asked for the specific case of education to be taken into account so that according to the formula that has the number of students, and to be taken into account that at least we can adjust to specific grants and set new standards for our municipality because it has grown. It's obvious that our municipality has grown up, that's not something we've done overnight, but we haven't, unfortunately, been helping any government at the central level. So that's not political, that I don't want to believe the fact that he's VV minister and this is the LDK municipality. However, there was no will and no step has been taken towards our” address, Sahin told Periscope.

On the other side The SBASK says to have addressed this issue to the Ministry of Education, and the same is said to be in question.

“has been very alarming and sensitive issues. We've got this alarm from the chairman who's from the chairman of our union for this municipality and we've immediately raised the case at the Ministry of Education at the meeting with Mrs. Nagavci. He has told us that from her cabinet and other employees in August they have received this information from the Kosovo Fusha Community. We have insisted that the Ministry of Education raise both the matter and the minister of finance and the Government. They promised to do so by communicating with local organs and others.

From what has been discussed, we have been convinced that August is getting into Kosovo Fushesh and will make all commitments so that the lessongivers' issue can be resolved and enter the system as soon as possible on the salary list. We're waiting and I wish this could happen as soon as possible. ”

” As far as my personal opinion is concerned, we all know that in Fushe Kosovo has a huge arrival of citizens, and we've often had alarms from our colleagues there that the classrooms have been, what it's called with our highly populated “language, with extremely large numbers of students and general learning has been almost impossible because there's not even a minute left for every student during school class”, adds to Periscope Rashman Jasharaj.

The acting top unionist with protests further said the finance ministry should see the real situation in which Kosovo's Fushe municipality is located and these teachers will enter the salary lists as soon as possible.

“IT has been forced to engage more teachers to establish the program and enable the slightly better working conditions of students of this municipality. So, the Ministry of Finance needs to look into the real situation and these people get into the salary lists, because they're institutionally working out of the organ that's been called up and they're not committed to saying anything but to do God's favour on the work volume that's been created because I'm saying that Fushe Kosova and the schools there really have trouble coping with the learning process because of the arrival of many citizens in this country, he concluded.

Periscope, has also sent questions to the Ministry of Finance to ask about this request from the Kosovo municipality, but until the publication of the article has not been returned./Enis Rrustemi, P ERISCOPI/