Education salaries Jasharaj says an average of 28 euros

The value of the wage cofficient this year will be 110, as opposed to last year was 105, but the increase in salaries in education with this co-fiert has not been well received by the United Education, Science and Culture Union ( SBASAK.

Chairman of the United Education, Science and Culture Union ( The SBASK), Nundman Jasharaj, in a statement on Telegrafi, has expressed disappointment and disappointment with the recent increase in wages that have been made, which averages 28 euros, also labelling it ironic.

He said his expectations were oriented on the change of this cofficiency on the part of the Government, as he said “by seeing our concerns in the education system, as well as the police, firemen, health, etc., do a greater increase of”.

<x0) This has added much discontent to education and other sectors. With this growth, we come to the conclusion that salaries in education on average have increased 28 euros. Not a few teachers have expressed themselves better not to take anything than to get these increases”, Jasharaj said.

He said the teacher's request is for the cofficiency to be 130 euros.

“The teachers are extremely disappointed as their addressd request is for the cofficiency to be 130, not to enrich educational workers and others, but to more easily cope with the ongoing price hikes”, Jasharaj said.