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‘NON-SENS’ – BiH Union: Why would I import workforce when there are 300,000 unemployed?

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‘NON-SENS’ – BiH Union: Why would I import workforce when there are 300,000 unemployed?

And while the lack of labor in BiH is increasingly speaking, the data show that in our country is increasingly unemployed. I would claim BiH from the Alliance of Independent Unions. The economy cannot allow the luxury that in addition to several hundred thousand unemployed imports foreign workers for what employers persistently insist.

At the end of January, there were about 300,000 people at the records of the Institute and Employment Service. In the same month, employers and employment services in BiH reported 2,161 need to hire new workers. Question: How do local employers among more than 300,000 unemployed people can’t find workers but the workforce must be imported?

“The problem is a lot of different nature in the finding of labor on the domestic labor market, they need the people who need them from certain areas and the consent to be often and only one passing station,” Helena Lončar, director of the Federal Employment Service.

“We believe that one total noncomet is to reach for the import of foreign workers. I do not need to relate to the state, and that it is an indisname, the Head of the Head of the Federation of the Independent Trade Union of BiH.

It is obvious that there is a lack of cheap labor and that employers cannot be reconciled with the fact that with their profits must grow and standards of living workers. It is obvious that workers ask for their work more than employers are willing to offer.

“The key to the entire story is in those employees, in these salaries. The employers should finally be realized in the part of their earnings to have a better worker, more satisfied and in the ultimate product that will enable him to a better market placement,” said Kitcho.

Many warned of mass releases and closing firms when the BiH Government has made a decision in favor of the workers for the first time in 20 years and decided that the minimum wage would be 1,000 KM. From the Alliance of the Independent Unions of BiH, IMCCESS that one of the requirements of workers are to be adequately paid for the work done, transmits Radio Sarajevo.

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