The education union should use other union reactions and not interrupt the teaching process due to teachers' demands, evaluate Rinor Qehaja, executive director at the "EdGuard" institute and Salie Gajtani - Osmankaq, education expert.
On Tuesday in KTV's "Sot", Qehaja said that there is no sound reason to go on strike in education.
According to him, the warnings of SBASHK about strikes are a repeatable cycle for decades.
"Strike warnings are a repeatable cycle now for several decades with the same output, that of distracting the community from an attention to an increasing quality in teaching to a very peripheral debate about union demands. Other trade union reactions should be used and not the interruption of the learning process. There is no sound reason to go on strike," the announcement states.
He also spoke about vetting in the education system, saying that it is necessary as a process in leadership positions.
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SBASHK warns of strike
Meanwhile, Sanie Gajtani - Osmankaq, has called the warnings about renewed strikes a perversion.
According to her, replacing the lost teaching hours is then changing the whole course of life.
"We were educated at home, in conditions where there were no benches and chairs, yet there was education and quality, there was responsibility on the part of the school and teaching. Although we have not known what our perspective will be. That's why I can't understand today's perversion because there are always alternatives for solutions and not to sacrifice the student", said Gajtani-Osmankaq.
Speaking about the testing of teachers, she said that this process is necessary considering the ways in which many teachers are employed.
"Testing teachers after many years of work would be indecent, but in the current circumstances, I believe that testing is necessary. We know many teachers are there thanks to nepotism, they are in the workplace without merit, their colleagues who have proven during their studies do another job, while students with lower grades are there. There should be no parallelism in any way. There should also be categorization in salaries, evaluated based on performance", said Gajtani-Osmankaq.
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SBASHK warns that September could start with a general strike
Last week, the BSPK announced a general strike, which starts on August 25.
According to Kosovo trade unionists, the strike will continue until the demands of teachers, civil servants, the administration sector and other sectors are met.
The trade unionists are demanding an additional 100 euros in wages until the Law on Wages is approved.
