16 minutes agoLaw on minimum wage will not be decreed by president until Constitutional decision
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani will not decree the Law for the minimum wage until the Constitutional Court examines its constitutionality, following the Alliance's request for the Future of Kosovo. The chief of the Parliamentary Group of this, Besnik Tahiri, has submitted a request to the Constitutional Commission on Friday in recognition of the constitutionality of the Law for [...]
The chief of the Parliamentary Group of this, Besnik Tahiri, has submitted on Friday to the Constitution the requirement regarding the assessment of the Law's constitutionality for change and implementation of laws that determine the amount of engagement at the height of the minimum wage.
Telegrafi learns that this AAK request has been signed by the two former members of the Vetevendosje Movement Parliamentary Group, Hakki Abazi and Fatmir Humolli.
And from the presidency they have confirmed to Telegrafi that Osman will not sign the law until the court ruling.
The Constitutional Court today has announced to President Osmani that the AAK parliamentary group and two other MPs have called for a review of the Constitutional Law's constitutionality for the Minimal Pag. Consequently, President Osmani will not sign this law before the review is conducted at Constitutional”, said Bekim Kupina, the presidency's media adviser.
The Law on the minimum wage, which was passed in the Assembly last week, was rejected except by the opposition, even by those benefiting from pension schemes for war veterans.
That's because the law doesn't envision the minimum wage bond with veterans' pension, as it has been in the past.
On Saturday, the Association of Veterans of the Kosovo Liberation Army ( The KLA's OVL has held a protest in Pristina against this law.
