The Public Prosecutor’s Office (MPB) has announced that criminal proceedings have been initiated against a director of a public enterprise operating in Manastir. The charges stem from allegations of violating an individual’s right to an established employment relationship. According to the MPB statement, criminal charges were filed against an individual identified as M.G.
(56), who holds the position of director at the ‘Strezhevë’ Public Enterprise located in Manastir. The prosecution alleges that the director engaged in professional misconduct by repeatedly changing the assigned workplace of an employee. Specifically, the charges claim that between early 2023 and June 29, 2023, the accused allegedly mandated three separate changes to the employee’s work location.
These actions, according to the filing, constitute a violation of established national legislation. The alleged misconduct violates provisions outlined in the Law on Administrative Employees, the general Labor Law, and the Regulation for the Systematization of Jobs. The initiation of these criminal proceedings signals a formal legal investigation into the management practices within the public sector.
The focus of the case centers on whether the repeated and alleged arbitrary changes to an employee’s work site breached the legal protections afforded to workers under Macedonian labor law. The announcement serves as a formal notification that the legal system is addressing the alleged misuse of authority within the public enterprise structure in Manastir.
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This shows how serious the legal repercussions can be for abusing employee status.