Regional waste company ( KRM (HARM) ) Cleanery is continuing cleaning activities in Pristina schools, at the time when technical workers of these educational institutions are holding strikes because of the non-paying of financial obligations to them.
Through Facebook posts, the company has made it known that it has cleared the facilities of the lower elementary school, Naim Frashire, and ésmail Kemayliı in the capital.
For cleaning up at the school, Naim Frashire, the KR has written that it aims for students and school staff to have a clean learning environment.
We completed lower elementary school with whom Naim Frasherı in the capital, so that students and staff and the entire school can have a clean learning environment, the KRC report reports.
The cleaning of schools from this company has been opposed by the chairman of the Independent Kosovo Private Sector Union, Yusuf Azemi, who had earlier accused the KRC of interfering during the strike of technical workers.
In an interview for Telegrafi, Azemi had said the problem relates to Pristina’s municipality financial obligations to companies managing these workers. According to him, some companies have been forced to cover salaries from their budget, as the municipality did not carry the means.
He had also rejected the KRC’s commitment to cleaning schools, naming it an intervention at the time when technical workers are on strike.
To break the strike in this form, everyone has to answer for these break-ins, he has declared Azem.
The union head had stressed that workers should not stop the strike until all obligations are made to them.
Meanwhile, the UK is continuing to publish cleaning activities in the capital’s schools with the reasoning that it aims to provide clean facilities for students and educational personnel. /Telegraph/