“The workers in Kosovo are the most unprotected in Europe, 50 %s are working today, even though it's a party”

Kosovo has a younger age of population in Europe, and the labour market is getting older and poorer every day.

The workers in Kosovo are the most unprotected in 2024 in Europe for many reasons: they don't have health insurance, they don't get paid risk in the workplace, they don't have collective agreements, and they're not involved in it, the average and minimum wage in Kosovo is the smallest of the Western Balkans and Europe, for these and many other reasons within the past five years of Kosovo have fled over 200 thousand citizens with regular documentation, but there is no precise information, but there is a significant figure of”, it says further.

GDP Chairman Agim Sahini says the government of Kosovo must quickly call the Social Economic Council KES to improve labour market legislation for private and public sector workers to have insurance and to increase minimum conditions with average European standards.

Kosovo's “Unions are even politically distributed and have no authority in workers, nor in social partners.

Today when it comes to vacationers and protesting their rights, they're in the workplace of over 50% who don't respect the 1 May holiday, even though it's an international holiday”.