Milica Srejić

She has been writing for "Vreme" since February 2023 as a scholarship recipient of the Economic Journalism Workshop. She is a graduate student at the Faculty of Political Sciences and was in the editorial staff of the faculty television, in the show "On the Line".

Platform work - blurred rules, clear motives

Taste of freedom or lack of labor rights

We hear about them as people who earn good money with flexible working hours. However, is it really that simple? How much does a food delivery man make to make a decent living? What labor rights does it (not) exercise? How some European countries solved it

Milica Srejić

Collective interview: Pavle Cicvarić, Emilija Milenković, Nikola Ristić

We will not let our youth go to waste

"It seems to me that young people are not aware of how much strength they have as a collective and how much the government is afraid of their reaction," says Pavle Cicvarić. "When I see how this regime lies in the media when it says that we live in a democratic society, I cannot stay away for ethical reasons," continues Emilija Milenković. "What is happening is suffering 6,5 million people and I really cannot believe that we are so 'killed by the concept' and I just wonder how much longer we will have," Nikola Ristić concludes.

Milica Srejić

Citizenship

Passports as a gift: Fast-track to citizenship, if the government says so

On what basis did Steve Wozniak and his wife Janet Hill become citizens of Serbia overnight? And why is it better to be a "deserving foreigner" than a Serb from Kosovo and Metohija

Milica Srejić

2023 Elections

Open bribery of voters: Flour for some, and a bicycle for the youngest

Parties are allowed to hand out "promotional material" to citizens, such as a lighter or a pen. But the law does not say how much that material can cost. Thus, the SNS gives away groceries and firewood, and it brags about bribing voters

Milica Srejić

Education

New measures for the beginning of the school year: Throwing dust in the eyes

The new school year started today, and only a few days ago the Government of the Republic of Serbia proposed changes to the Law on the Basics of the Education System. Recently, the Ministry of Education also published Guidelines for the organization and implementation of educational work in the new school year

Milica Srejić

Mental health of young people

Research: Half of young people in Serbia have some mental problem

The student polyclinic should have a much larger number of psychotherapists. Mental health is practically at the lowest place on the list of priorities, says psychologist Ana Mirković

Milica Srejić