KEK union publishes images of workers in the rain and cold: Don’t they deserve the salary increase and the 13th salary?

KEK union publishes images of workers in the rain and cold: Don’t they deserve the salary increase and the 13th salary?

KEK union publishes images of workers in the rain and cold: Don’t they deserve the salary increase and the 13th salary?

New Kosovo Energy Corporation Union ( KEK has published images of workers performing their duties under difficult weather, rainy and low temperatures.

Through a response, the union has expressed gratitude and respect for workers who, despite weather conditions, continue to work on providing electricity and not leaving the country in the dark.

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They contribute to Kosovo, who contributes to their dignity?

In this context, the union has once again raised the requirements for improving workers’ financial conditions, requiring growth and salary levels, as well as the 13th salary.

But now the question is: Don’t these workers deserve a raise and a 13th salary? Appreciate their work because without these workers there is no energy!

Otherwise, the new KEK Union has warned the next protest on November 19th, in front of the offices of the Kosovo Energy Corporation.

Through this protest, workers aim to seek the realisation of their demands for growth and salary levels, as well as the benefits of the 13th salary.

The signal where the truth speaks before the news!

/Gazeta Sinjali/

Source Layer: Signal

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