A month of strike, government unionists away from agreement

Today it has been a month since the start of the strike in the public sector, and despite expectations that the weekend will bring results to its conclusion, Government and trade unions seem far from reaching an agreement. While Prime Minister Kurti has referred to the unionists as UNAN “unionists, the latter have demanded seriousness from him, saying they remain in expectation of meeting invitations but also concrete offers.

The exasperated reports between the country's government and trade unions have continued on the day it took place a month from the start of a public sector strike.

The sides, and this day have not indicated that reconciliation between them is near, despite expectations and increasing public pressure, for at least schools to open.

The country's prime minister, Albin Kurti, has expressed regret over the loss, until once again he has linked unions with political subjects, two of which are in opposition and the other outside the assembly.

It's unfortunate how schooling in Kosovo is being held hostage and my powerful impression after all the meetings I've had, it's a course of anger against the government of progress and hope. PAN trade unions have broken their clocks on June 5, 2017, so that's where PAN-IT unionists' clock has left for them, Prime Minister Kurti said.

The prosecution has responded to SBASK Secretary Ymer Ymer, who said Kurt himself was a supporter of the strike at PAN's time.

As far as PAN unionists are concerned, there are about 600 members of the SBASK, if he is referring to SBASK membership and all of them at the time The PAN led at Haradinaj's time, at the time, had staged three weeks of strike. These unionists are the same, who have staged strike during the government PAN, when Kurti has been in the opposition, a great supporter and supporter of these unionists”, is expressed by Ymer Ymer, secretary of SBASK.

Even the SBASK chairman, Nundman Jasharaj, has indicated that they have received an invitation from the government for a meeting this weekend, but that hasn't happened, until he has demanded seriousness from the government, and reiterated that they expect serious meetings and offers.

A proposal was made during the day by former Education Minister Hykmete Bajrami, who recommended that the SBASK accept the 50-euro extension bid, up to the law's entry into force for wages, but that the same, according to SBASK leaders, has not been accepted.

Education expert Whitea Curisi has said that continuing the strike is still unacceptable.

“This is very disturbing that if they continue at this pace of talks then we can expect another month of proposal discussions and strike should not cease as soon as possible and discussions continue because this is a comprehensive stalemate of the” education process, the government has indicated.

The strike in the education sector is broken only in a few schools and by the teachers who have personally decided to hold their clocks, but according to SBASK data, it's about a small %s of local schools. / RTV Dukagini