SDP: Novović to consider the request for hearing the ministers as soon as possible

The SDP reminds that on September 3, the president of that party, Draginja Vuksanović Stanković, submitted to the Committee an initiative for a consultative hearing of the ministers of education and finance on the topic "Consideration of the socio-economic position and status of educators in Montenegro", especially in the part of salary increases
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Draginja Vuksanović Stanković, Photo: Filip Roganović
Draginja Vuksanović Stanković, Photo: Filip Roganović
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The Social Democratic Party (SDP) sent an urgent request to Radul Novović, the president of the Committee for Education, Science, Culture and Sports, so that the party's proposal for a consultative hearing of relevant ministers on the topic of positions and salary increases for educators could be considered as soon as possible.

The SDP reminds that on September 3, the president of that party, Draginja Vuksanović Stanković, submitted to the Committee an initiative for a consultative hearing of the ministers of education and finance on the topic "Consideration of the socio-economic position and status of educators in Montenegro", especially in the part of salary increases .

"As more than a month has passed since the initiative was sent, and the session to discuss this topic has not yet been convened, the president of the SDP sent an urgent message to Novović today, so that the proposal for a consultative hearing of the relevant ministers on the mentioned topic would be considered as soon as possible. ", says the announcement.

As SDP said, one of the reasons for the urgent consideration of that proposal is that the Budget proposal for the next year is being prepared, and the union's request for a ten percent salary increase.

"Well, it is necessary to hear the opinion of the competent ministers regarding this and other topics related to the standard of educators," the statement added.

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