The news that circulated in the media about the dismissal of some employees caused a debate in the Laws Committee.
According to the PD, massive dismissals have taken place in this institution after the change of the Presidency, while this institution said that the movements were made due to restructuring.
The debate
Alibeaj: If the massive layoffs have occurred, will they have an impact on the budget? That if they go to court and win the lawsuits, they get compensation. I heard that you are also looking for additional personnel.
Florian Kali (Presidency): We have done a restructuring and brought the structure right as it was in an unfair pyramid. All persons who did not meet the criteria have left. I can't say the approximate total number. We do not see any impact in the coming years.
Gazment Bardhi: Salaries should be increased for the entire public administration, not only for the Presidency. As for investments, if they are related to the security of the Presidency, they should be made available. Regarding the addition to the structure, I share the same concern about massive layoffs in the President's institution. I cannot accept that the employees who were hired were hired in violation of the legal provisions. Unmotivated dismissals are punishable wherever they occur. We cannot accept that the Presidency makes massive layoffs, just because the President of the Republic was changed. Employees must have stability at work. You make the structure as suits you best, but respect the law for civil servants.
Bushka: The stability of the administration is a guaranteed principle. What you say sounds like it is what you say. Restructuring of institutions is the right of the institution itself. When we talk about issues, we must first be correct. We can't judge whether it was a mistake or not.
Bardhi: It happens for the first time that mass dismissals from the Presidency appear in the news. It is for the first time in the 30-year history.
Bushka: We cannot start from a news in the media and say this is how it is. Every institution has its right to manage the institution.
Bardhi: I'm saying it's a concern.
Bushka : I agree that there is a concern. But to put the stamp that what we heard is so, that is not clear. The secretary general explained.