Nimani exposes Government: Crisis for Workplaces in Kosovo, 137 graduates applied for a job position

Artan Nimani from the Intellectual Forum Europe 2030 has reacted to figures and statements Prime Minister Kurti and Finance Minister Iron Murati are presenting to citizens.

Nimani through a post in his Facebook account has exposed Government for what he says <x0-creasis deep in the labour market”.

“Strong competition for a job and cases like that of the Finance Ministry contest where for a position as a Pension Scheme official has been selected on the narrow list of 137 graduates and young professionals testify to the deep crisis on the work market”, Nimani wrote among other things.

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137 PROFESSIONISTS FOR A PUN AND PLAYER KOSOVY!

When Kurt and Murat statistics speak of welfare, but the reality shows a ruthless competition where young and prepared professionals, who have invested years in education, are forced to compete hundreds for a position in state administration

Prime Minister Kurti's statements about a 10.7% unemployment and calls to the diaspora that <x0); who wants work to send to me” are far from the reality facing citizens in Kosovo. The fierce competition for a job and cases like that of the Ministry of Finance contest where for a position as Pension Scheme Official are selected on the narrow list of 137 graduates and young professionals testify to the deep crisis in the labour market.

These cases, daily in official publications, are evidence that unemployment is much higher than presented in official statistics. Moreover, the methodology used for these statistics is questionable and excludes broad categories of the population from the number of unemployed, creating a false image of well - being.

Statistics fraud game with citizens' dignity
Figured manipulation is not only a fraud against the public but also a game of citizens' dignity. Those competing with hundreds for a job place understand better than anyone than unemployment figures are nothing more than an illusion.

Instead of these fraudulent policies, the government must engage in policies that create stable jobs, develop the private sector, and offer transparency in recruiting. Citizens must punish this manipulation and seek accountability for a reality that cannot be erased with false statistics.

Prof. Asoc. Dr Artan Nimani
Intellectual E30 Forum