Technical staff at primary schools across Pristina are set to resume their strike beginning June 22, 2026. This decision was announced today, June 19, 2026, following a meeting held between the head of FSPTSPK and representatives of the technical workers employed at the city’s primary educational institutions, according to a formal media statement. The notice confirms that the resumption of industrial action is directly linked to unresolved financial issues.
Specifically, the workers have reported not receiving their salaries for the month of May and remain without current employment contracts. Representatives of the technical workers contend that the current predicament stems from the Municipality’s alleged failure to meet its financial obligations to the responsible service company. They argue that this inability of the Municipality to pay has subsequently prevented the company from fulfilling its commitments to the employees.
The union representatives are demanding an immediate and comprehensive resolution to these outstanding financial and contractual matters. The ongoing dispute highlights significant labor tensions within the public education sector, focusing on the immediate regularization of pay and employment status for the essential support staff at the primary level. The continuation of the strike underscores the workers’ insistence on the fulfillment of contractual and financial duties by municipal authorities.
Topics: #workers #primary #technical
Technical workers at primary schools throughout Pristina are scheduled to resume their strike on June 22, 2026. This resumption was announced on June 19, 2026, subsequent to a meeting involving the he
What issues prompted the technical staff in Pristina to resume their strike on June 22, 2026?