14th salary, Azmi for Kurti's vow: Crazy, just a vote campaign.

After dialogue with the private sector, our goal is to co-ordinate with businesses and with workers to gradually plan the 14th wage”, Kurti said.

About this promise was declared the chairman of the Private Sector Union, Yusuf Azemi. He described this vow as excessive.

I'm saying it's too much. It's not more than crazy from my angle. That promise of his 13th salary has been held, but we've expected it to happen for the private sector, but that hasn't happened. We've been waiting for half our support. Now it turns out we'll stimulate private sector workers with 100 euros from”, Azem told Klankosova.tv, Periscopi broadcast.

If the 14th salary occurs now, that is, private sector workers are paid 15 times less than public sector workers, meanwhile we are three times as much budget finance as public sector workers”, he stressed.

Among other things, the union leader called on private sector workers to be more aware of their position and rights.

I call private sector workers to become aware. I can't tell them who to vote for. But private sector workers work much harder, and they have much more work than those in the public sector who work in more comfortable environments. It turns out that Kurti's move is a vote campaign”, Azemi added.

He also expressed concern that a large portion of private sector workers may remain unprofitd by the government's 100-euro division.

“I'm afraid that half of the private sector workers will be left without this 100 euro sharing, because somewhere according to World Bank statistics, 30 percent are out of work contracts, some of the companies have a programmed debt, according to the criteria that the government has set for them, until perhaps 20 percent of the workers do not know how to meet the forms required for application from the Government, and thus will remain without 100 euro”, Azem concluded.