The strike by technical workers in Pristina will continue until their outstanding wages are paid, said Jusuf Azemi, chairman of the Technical Workers’ Union.

Speaking on the program “Ora 7,” he said workers were being pressured to return to schools.

“Until we are paid in full for August and for the days worked in July, we will not return to work,” Azemi said.

According to him, the union has withdrawn from the agreement previously reached with the Municipal Directorate of Education, accusing the institution of failing to fulfill its commitments.

Azemi also demanded that workers be guaranteed a salary of 500 euros.

He stressed that dialogue with the institutions would not continue until the wages for July and August had been paid and the 500-euro salary had been implemented.

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Disturbing footage of violence against a young man has been released. He was attacked and beaten at the “Flar” hotel in Golem after asking for his wages. As seen in the footage, the 18-year-old is assaulted and punched by a group of people.

It is reported that the incident initially began with an argument between the waiter and one of the people in the group who assaulted him. The group then continued to use violence against the young man.

Several of those who assaulted the 18-year-old were arrested in connection with the incident, while one was declared wanted.

Police also arrested the young man’s uncle, as he is suspected of having gone to the scene with a Kalashnikov after learning what had happened.

It is suspected that everything began after the owners of the hotel where the young man worked refused to pay him his wages.

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She described this as a welcome step, stressing that workers should be treated with fairer wages and more favorable working conditions.

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Raising the minimum wage to 500 euros is an important step toward a fairer valuation of work and improving the well-being of our citizens.

Any increase that improves the lives of workers is a welcome development. It is workers who carry the burden of economic development every day and they deserve fairer wages, as well as better working conditions.

I hope that this step will be followed by full implementation, serious oversight, and continued commitment to protecting and advancing workers’ rights in our country.

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