BiH (STBiH) Syndicate Syndicate Held Protests in front of the Sarajevo House Building in Sarajevo with the message “No Sunday”. The employees who do not want to abolish non-working Sundays, and even 16 or 18 days during the year.
It was the main motive of today’s protest given that the Government of the FBiH, ie the Ministry of FBiH, is already considering amendments to the law passed half a year ago. The proposed model envisions 16 to 18 weeks throughout the year, which would be operated by the Trafficking Decision.
The assembled president of the union of Mersih Besirović.
“I can call her, but she is non-working for us. We will intentionally not mention them, they will all be on the street, then dug up in order to invoke a non-working Sunday. Perhaps a pound of cherries KM, not 25 km, that there is no non-working Sunday. We are not struggling for ourselves, we are all about themselves. If they break everything. They will break everything. He will be heard again, as the boss says, “then the law and Europe,” she said.
She pointed out that Belgrade has “its students”, and that Sarajevo may have received “their merchants”.
“I can’t take one plan before us, and then to make a protest of protests in the protest. Workers must be organized tomorrow. Only thus we cease to be just workers and become the workers’ power and will. Only together we can go to this The fight. Belgrade got its students, and who knew, maybe Sarajevo received his merchants. “
They accused certain federal parliamentary and economists such as Admir Čavalić that the lobbyists of large shoppies and work against the interests of workers. But Čavalić is an opposition in FBiH and does not make a parliamentary majority made by decisions.
“We won’t work any Sunday. You can’t pay for our family,” said one member of the union that addressed the gathering.
Interestingly, the president of the union gave full support to the Section Minister Amir Hasicevic (NS), although his ministry considers the model of introducing 16 to 18 working weeks during the year.
He also addressed the gathering, gave support to traders and said that no decision was not allowed without them. His speech is greeted by ovation with the message “No lady Sunday.”
Although the FBiH Ministry and the Trade Worker’s Trade Union worked jointly on the introduction of a non-working Sunday last year, now the unionists do not intend to compromise, although many tourism workers believe that the year-round ban on Sundays are counterproductive.
The model under consideration in the Federation of BiH is conceived as follows:
- Prohibition of the work on Sundays, except for a maximum of 16 to 18 selected Sundays per year on the free decision of the Trader,
- Obligation to pay significantly enlarged fees for workers on Sundays
This model is in the application in Croatia, writes Clix.
