SBASK supports two-hour strike at School “Independence”

The SFMU Union Association “Independence”, along with the Steering Council and the Parents' Council, announced that there will be no lesson in the first two hours on Tuesday, as a protest will be held, to react to the students' critical actions in the educational and educational process, including physical violence, insults, insults and abuses of teachers. [...]
The SFMU Union Association “Independence”, along with the Steering Council and the Parents' Council, announced that there will be no lesson in the first two hours on Tuesday, as a protest will be held, to react to the students' critical actions in the educational and educational process, including physical violence, insults, insults and abuses of teachers.
And in support of this protest has emerged, the United Education, Science and Culture Union (SBASHK) condemning the physical assault on teachers and supporting the two-hour strike as a means to seek immediate response from institutions and to ensure a safe and humble environment for teachers.
These cases cannot be treated as isolated incidents, as violence and disrespect for teachers are seriously affecting the dignity of the profession and the safety of the educational and educational process.
The SBASK supports the two-hour strike organised by the School Union “Independence”, as part of the SBASK, which will take place tomorrow in this school, to demand immediate response and appropriate measures from relevant institutions. We ask the relevant security organs that: Examine the case quickly and correctly. To get the real data out of the light and to take appropriate measures on students and responsible persons”, it says in their Facebook report.
The SBASK also requires quick investigation and adequate measures on responsible persons, as well as institutional responsibility from the school management and the Education Directorate.
We also seek institutional responsibility from the school management and the Directorate of Education, as well as full implementation of disciplinary regulations to prevent similar cases in the future. If there is no quick response and concrete measures to this case, the SBASK at the municipal level in Pristina will consider the possibility of a break in teaching in other schools as well, to protect teachers and to ensure a secure and respectable environment in public education. This form of union action is not a goal in itself, but a last resort to ensuring law enforcement, professional dignity and safety in schools. SBASK for teachers, for education, for respect!”, says the announcement.. /Periscopi/
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