The Kosovan government has formally authorized the distribution of the thirteenth salary installment to all employees within the public sector. This action was framed as a beneficial support for the state administration, however, the exclusion of the private sector from this initiative has immediately provoked widespread responses across the country. Chairman Yusuf Azemi, representing the Kosovan Private Sector Union, issued a statement to Telegraf, characterizing the decision as profoundly unjust and discriminatory against workers within the private sector.
He argued that Kosovo’s budget isn’t exclusively intended for the public sector, but is instead funded by all citizens, including those employed in the private sector. Azemi emphasized that the government’s approval of the thirteenth salary specifically for the public sector represents a discriminatory decision. He believes this action unfairly targets workers within the private sector.
The union’s stance highlights the need for equitable consideration of all sectors within Kosovo’s economy. This decision underscores the importance of a balanced approach to budgetary allocation, recognizing the contributions of both the public and private sector.
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The government has officially approved the delivery of the thirteenth salary payment to all public sector employees. This move was presented as a supportive measure for the state’s operations. However
The government has officially approved the disbursement of a thirteenth salary payment to all public sector employees. This move was presented as a supportive measure for the state’s administration. H