Pejović: Skupština će i ubuduće biti posvećena donošenju rješenja koja doprinose boljim uslovima rada

Potpredsjednik Skupštine crne Gore, Boris Pejović, čestitao je Prvi maj.

“U ime Skupštine Crne Gore i u svoje ime, svim građankama i građanima Crne Gore čestitam Prvi maj – Međunarodni praznik rada.

Ovaj praznik nas podsjeća na značaj rada, solidarnosti i zajedničke borbe za dostojanstvene uslove života.

Radnici su kroz generacije stvarali i gradili Crnu Goru, zato je naša obaveza da njihov rad bude poštovan i adekvatno vrednovan.
Upravo kroz reformska rješenja usvojena u Skupštini Crne Gore povećane su plate i penzije, kako bi oni koji svakodnevno doprinose razvoju države, kao i oni koji su svoj radni vijek ugradili u njene temelje, uživali veća primanja i sigurniji život”, piše u čestitki.

Pejović poručuje da će nastaviti da rade na unapređenju standarda zaposlenih i stvaranju društva u kojem se rad cijeni, a rezultati ekonomskog razvoja ravnomjernije osjećaju u životu svakog građanina.

“Skupština Crne Gore će i ubuduće biti posvećena donošenju rješenja koja doprinose boljim uslovima rada, većim primanjima i sigurnijoj budućnosti za sve radnike”, kazao je Pejović.

Vujović: Vlada za 1. maj radnike “čašćava” uskraćivanjem osnovnih prava

Vlada za 1. maj radnike “čašćava” uskraćivanjem osnovnih prava, saopštio je predsjednik SDP-a i jedan od lidera Evropskog saveza Ivan Vujovic.

Kako navodi, odbijanjem da ispuni opravdane zahtjeve zaposlenih i vodi socijalni dijalog, vlast je pokazala svoje bahato lice. Zato, danas na praznik rada nema Opšteg kolektivnog ugovora, kao osnovnog instrumenta zaštite prava ogromnog broja zaposlenih.

“Umjesto direktnog razgovora kako i jedino priliči ozbiljnom socijalnom dijalogu ova Vlada se radnicima obraća saopštenjima putem medija i otkazuje dogovorene sastanke”, poručuje Vujović.

Kako ističe, istovremeno, premijer optužuje sindikate da su ucjenjivači. Dodaje da Vlast ovakvim ponašanjem možda postigne i nemoguće – da ujedini sindikate i poslodavce protiv nje.

“Da su umjesto radnika u pitanju kakvi kripto investitori, Spajić bi imao vremena za razgovore i vjerovatno se juče ne bi ni pojavio na Premijerskom satu. Uprkos svemu tome i ovoj i ovakvoj vlasti kojoj ćemo ubrzo vidjeti leđa – Srećan 1.maj svima koji žive od svog rada!”, zaključuje Vujović.

Vujičić: Borba za radnička prava ostaje jedno od ključnih društvenih pitanja

Danas, kada mnogi radnici i radnice u Crnoj Gori uprkos svakodnevnom radu teško obezbjeđuju osnovnu egzistenciju, kada mladi sve češće odlaze jer ne vide sigurnu budućnost, a brojni zaposleni žive između nesigurnih ugovora i rasta troškova života, jasno je da borba za radnička prava ostaje jedno od ključnih društvenih pitanja, saopštila je Tanja Vujičić, članica Predsjedništva Foruma žena Evropskog saveza.

„Vjerujemo u Crnu Goru u kojoj radnik nije jeftina radna snaga, već temelj društva. 

Vjerujemo u društvo jednakih šansi, u kojem žene nisu zanemarene samo jer su žene, u društvo u kojem mladi imaju budućnost, a penzioneri sigurnost”, istakla je Vujičić.

Prema njenim riječima, Prvi maj podsjeća da su radnička prava izborena solidarnošću i borbom za pravdu.

„Zato ostaje naša obaveza da nastavimo da gradimo društvo socijalne pravde, dostojanstvenog rada i jednakih mogućnosti za sve. Svim radnicima i radnicama čestitam 1. maj”, zaključila je Vujičić.

SNP: Our obligation is to leave younger generations an environment in which workers' rights are inviolable

The Socialist People's Party of Montenegro sends its warmest congratulations to all citizens on the occasion of May 1st, International Labor Day.

This holiday, as they state, represents for the SNP both a reminder of the historic struggle for workers' rights, and a strong incentive to persevere in the mission of creating a more just society in which every worker can live with dignity from their work.

"Every day, the SNP does everything we can to win together in the fight for a society of equal opportunities, in which the worker will not be just a statistic, but a pillar of stability for our country. Workers' rights, job security and adequate wages that keep up with the cost of living must not remain empty phrases. In times of economic challenges, our strength lies in unity and care for those who build a better Montenegro with their work.

SNP, as a party that inherits original socialist ideas, will always be a steadfast partner to unions and all workers in the fight against discrimination and exploitation. We prove this every day. Our obligation is to leave younger generations an environment in which effort is valued and workers' rights are inviolable.
"With the wish that you spend the holiday in health and peace with your loved ones, we once again congratulate you on May Day," the greeting reads.

Ćulafić: Montenegro is continuously improving the position of workers

On the occasion of May 1, International Workers' Day, the Minister of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Northern Development, Damjan Ćulafić, sent a congratulatory message to all citizens of Montenegro.

"I congratulate all citizens of Montenegro on International Labor Day, a holiday that symbolizes the fight for decent work, job security, and respect for workers' rights," said the minister.

As he stated, Montenegro is celebrating this holiday today as a country that is continuously improving the position of workers, in which workers' rights are increasingly protected, and the unemployment rate is declining.

"Montenegro is certainly moving towards membership in the European Union, with a clear vision to become part of the single European market in the coming period. On this path, we are working to ensure that our citizens are ready to meet the challenges of the modern labor market, relying on their knowledge, skills and intellectual capacities," the minister said.

At the same time, as he emphasized, there is a special focus on the development of a sustainable and green economy, which is of increasing importance in Montenegro.

"We are building economic progress in accordance with the principles of environmental protection, encouraging the creation of so-called green jobs, jobs that contribute to the preservation of natural resources, pollution reduction and sustainable development," said the minister.

He once again congratulated May 1st, with wishes for personal and professional progress, safety at work, and better living conditions for all.

Perić: Without satisfied conditions for dignified work, there is no efficient and sustainable community

President of the Preokret Movement, Srdjan Peric, congratulated on International Labor Day - May Day.

"International Workers' Day is an opportunity to once again mark a date that should not remain just a symbol or an occasion for a declarative message. Workers' rights must not remain just a statement, but must be lived through concrete policies and decisions, which benefit those who build their existence and new value with their work, whether they do so in agriculture, manufacturing, service industries or public administration."

Without a fair price for labor, and without the prerequisites for dignified and professional work, not only a just, but also an efficient and sustainable community is impossible. Protecting labor and workers means protecting the prospects for long-term development, and May Day is a day to remind us that this process is never completely completed and that it needs to be constantly improved in order to be the basis for long-term security for both the individual and society.

"It is necessary to abandon the practice of making promises without any obligation to fulfill them and to instill real concern for work and protection, especially for those who maintain and develop the community through their hard work. Therefore, it is necessary to establish a system in which work is valued and workers' rights are consistently implemented in practice. Such an approach can be the foundation of a reliable and just society," Perić's congratulatory message states.

Camaj: May Day reminds us of the importance of workers' rights

On the occasion of May Day, International Labor Day, the Vice President of the Parliament of Montenegro, Nikola Camaj, extends its most sincere congratulations to all citizens of Montenegro.

"This day reminds us of the importance of workers' rights, the dignity of work and solidarity, as well as the need to build a more just society for all."

"I wish you to spend this holiday in peace, health and prosperity," Camaj said.