Unlike the Federation of BiH, where a decision was made on non-working Sunday, in Republika Srpska, only four local communities adopted that decision. Among them is not the largest city of Republika Srpska, although all louder stories are about it. The opinions of Banja Luka on this issue are divided.
– I don’t support that. What do we get with that? Nothing. We know that there are professions that must work on Sundays, so here you are journalists. What about you? Police, firefighters … You don’t have to rest, and the traders need. It’s not okay – the attitude is Banja Luancina, who didn’t want to reveal identity.
Not accepted
There are also those who think Sunday should be non-working.
– Under urgent to adopt it. Sundays need to rest, not work. Nothing will fail, “one citizen told us Banja Luka.
And the mayor of Banja Luka, Draško Stanivuković, is persevered in the intention of Sunday to be a non-working day. So far, it suggested as many as 14 times at the sessions of the local parliament. The proposal was not accepted. However, Stanivukovic claims that now more and more councilors who support the idea.
– a non-working Sunday is a step closer to realization. Based on the statement of political parties, those who made it publicly and those who have said personally to support that initiative, as well as what we expect to do so from ideological commitments, I have to say that we have a majority – he says.
Many rated this as a political move and collecting points, although these voices are all quieter, since the idea supported the Prime Minister. Radovan Višković believes that the workers who, however, must work that day, they must be paid for that.
– It must be paid separately, it is overtime. We can work on that in the coming period, if necessary. Those who want to work, let them go, if they want to do that day, but to be paid, we have nothing against – said Višković.
Should be introduced
The attitude of the union alliance is clear. Sunday should be non-working.
– The issue of non-working Sunday, our position is: Yes. It needs to introduce it. Those local communities that have introduced non-working Sundays, no consequences, nor economic losses – expires Ranka Mišić, the President of the Union of the RS Trade Union.
With these are not consent for employers. They assure it would lead to economic losses, dismissal of workers, and even closing actions, because they are transacted on the market, especially in malls greater than working days. A, they were especially increased since the BiH Federation was introduced in a non-working Sunday, so there are more and more citizens buy in the Republika Srpska.
So this is open as a topic in the RS, while in the FBiH, the relaxation of an non-working Sunday, ie the Minister of Trade Amir Hasicevic announces that 16 to 18 businesses could be introduced to the trade in the trade union, writing Avaz.
