The Central Labour Inspectorate has announced that it has launched an inspection procedure at Klan Kosova following public reports concerning allegations made by seven former employees, who left their jobs denouncing violations of their rights in the employment relationship.
According to a statement published by the Central Labour Inspectorate on Facebook, the inspection was initiated on the basis of written complaints and public reports concerning alleged violations by the employer. The institution said it would enforce the legislation in force and, depending on the findings of the process, take the appropriate legal measures.
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The simultaneous departure of journalists from their jobs has prompted widespread reactions within Kosovo’s media community. The Association of Journalists of Kosovo has expressed deep concern over the circumstances that led to the resignation of seven journalists and members of the staff of the Klan Kosova portal. According to the association, the concerns relate to unpaid overtime, failure to respect leave and legally established working hours, as well as psychological pressure and difficult conditions in the workplace.
Meanwhile, Klan Kosova’s management has stated that the dispute with the staff concerns the organization of coverage for the television format “Big Brother.” According to the management, additional payment had been предусмотрed for work carried out outside regular working hours.
