Jasharaj: The Kurt for Nagavci doesn't even want to meet with us risk for silent <x0-Greek”

The chairman of the United Trade Union of Education, Science and Culture, Nundman Jashari, has not ruled out the possibility of a silent “ ” strike in education.

Jasharaj said that the silent <x0...greva” implies the lack of the will of the teachers because of dissatisfaction with the Law of Salaries, as he said the country's prime minister, Albin Kurti, and Education Minister Arberie Nagavci, are not willing to meet with them.

I called it a silent strike when teachers and other workers throughout the public sector are unhappy and do not make the necessary contribution. The silent Greek in education means when teachers lose them a few minutes before class they enter into debates that open up in educators ' halls for discontent that find no solution to”.

When the prime minister, Minister Nagavci, does not want to meet with us and hear our problems. As a most concrete case of the risk for silent égreva is the enormous dissatisfaction in education, police, fireman, with the case of cofficient from 105 to 110, which is ironic”, Jashari told Economy Online.

He said that in addition to salaries, concern is the removal of teachers from the country, where, according to him, the trend of departure towards the West is large and that the number is increasing daily.

We don't have exact numbers because we haven't dealt directly with this issue, but in the municipalities I know and to tell you that when we got the number of 300 growing, we've been expecting that the MAST Municipal Education Directorate will have urgent meetings to see why it's happening when it's known in the past years that the number of those who asked for free rest has been minimal”.

“We've been very afraid of this growth, since I can go into habit, and it could happen that we have continued going and I think that Kosovo's teachers if they choose such a course don't do well, but the reasons are that they are disappointed”, Jasharaj said.

The head of the SBASK also criticised Finance Minister Iron Murati, after saying that for his anger “he kept his word” not to raise the cofficiency more than 110 euros.

“They have been expecting a lot from the Law of Salaries that disappointed them, and even from the government that they would raise the pay cofficiency at least to 130 euros and how they resented what Murati had said in the half of last year that the establishment would be 105 to 110 and that created disappointment”, he said.