The police left 10 officials for three months

Kosovo Police Union Chairman Imer Zeqiri has confirmed this. According to him, one reason is low wages. He has announced that 2,000 members have left this institution since its founding.

This year alone, we have 10 police officials who have resigned as much as I have information, we can't say that all cases are for the Law of Pays, but they are for all these conditions, there's probably some individual for family reasons, but if we stop from establishing the Kosovo Police and so far we have over 22,000 voluntary resignations, and that you know that the Kosovo Police have been established in September 1999<1>.

He cited several reasons for increasing voluntary resignations from this institution, specifying the absence of the Pension Law.

“We're the police officer without the Pension Law, which is also a requirement to have a retirement law at age 55, the first reason is that the average age of police has reached 47 years, then the police officers, the police officers when they finish their career, why I say so, because they get a retirement law at age 55, like any other citizens who reach the age of 65, and then they get a pension of old age, so that's really discriminating, and that's the priorital requirement for this law to be delivered before the constitution, because it's only the law is designed to be able to make it work with just a few improvements, and let them say it's in the economy.

For additions to job riskiness, he said the ministry and the government have argued they have not been able to do the math at the right time.

This is some form and the ministry and Government have allegedly been convicted of not having been able to do that estimate and that the same scandal occurred even with the March month's wages because even with the March pay, these have not been executed, that is, their reason is that they haven't been able to do it on estimate, while in the Law of the Gentiles where we like the Unions had the remark that the amount for additional risk of<1> has been limited.

He said they have contact with Government, but only through paperwork, despite Interior Minister Jhelal Svecla's announcement of KP requirements.

The union is awaiting government promises, but we will comply with the demands of Kosovo Police members, whatever they are, we will act on their demands. We have contacted other trade unions, we have contacted the Government through paperwork this year we haven't made any contact with Government, despite our requests that at least with the Ministry of Internal Affairs, we have made an appointment and revealed these all, even though for all that I told the Minister of Internal Affairs is reported”.