However, this measure will not be valid during the winter months when the tourist season is at peak and when the demand for different services is increased.
However, certain facilities are exempt from this decision. Thus, bakeries, gas stations, dragstors and florists will still be able to work on Sundays. According to the data, six dragstors are currently registered in the Municipality of Pale, which will continue to provide services to citizens and visitors.
The Mayor of the Municipality of Pale Dejan Kojić explained that the original proposal was to be that during the winter months, when a large number of tourists come, enable the work on Sundays until 13:00.
“The decision applies to the period from 1. March to 15. December, while from 15. December to 1. March Sunday will be a working day. Also, the markets will be open from 1. December to 15. April,” Kojić said.
From a recently, non-working Sunday was introduced in Bosnian Šamac.
Goran Savanović, the President of the RS Trade Union says says that a non-working Sunday was introduced only in a small number of municipalities and cities. Many more municipalities adapted working hours on Sundays, and the exception is Banja Luka in which the Mall Delta is working until late in the evening, says Marracies News.ba
“We are discussing the RS Ministry of Trade and Tourism to change the Law on Trade, which definitely must experience transformations. Our approach to the problem is the request that Sunday is non-working and that the provision is in the law. In this way, we can avoid variety and leaving the possibilities of municipalities that would play the law, “says Savanović.
Recently, the citizens of the largest city in the entity were asked in the streets of Banja Luka, whether they were for the introduction of non-working Sunday. In video attachment See what opinions are Banja Luka.
(Vijesti.ba)
