From November 4, school hours will be shortened to 30 minutes, and the first week of strike will be in schools in Belgrade and Požarevac. The educators invite their families to come to the big protest that will be held on November 1 in Belgrade
On Monday, September 16, educators announced a strike across Serbia. In Niš, a protest rally will be held in front of the Nišava administrative district at 12 noon. The requirements are still the same
There is almost no region in which the Independent Union of Educational Workers of Vojvodina has membership, and today there was no terrible and shameful pressure from the directors, say the union, and they announce criminal charges against them. The strike will be held in 47 cities of Serbia
Teachers avoid being class leaders because they can only get 2000 dinars for extremely hard and responsible work. On September XNUMX, educators are on strike in order not to draw the state's attention to low salaries and other perennial problems
Unknown persons came to the house of religious teacher Đorđe Matijević from Čačak, harassed his family and sent threatening messages, according to the Trade Union of Educational Workers in Čačak
Instead of a strike by educators, Serbia has a series of small protests and short work stoppages that clearly do not leave an impression on the authorities. "Time" investigates why it is so
Grades have become the most common cause of verbal and physical violence against educators, so the Independent Union of Educators of Serbia (NSPRS) says that if the state does not do anything, they will hand out all A's to students.
An agreement between the representatives of the Government of Serbia and the representative trade union of Serbian workers was not reached. Educators will therefore not give up the protest announced for tomorrow, September 26 in Belgrade. If their demands are not met from October 9, a strike will begin in schools with lessons shortened to 30 minutes.
The teachers of "Jovina" high school in Novi Sad claim that they have been exposed to mobbing and pressure from the management for months, which is why they announced a warning strike
Teachers in primary schools have returned to classes for the most part, while in secondary schools the resistance of educators and students has not yet been completely broken.
Although the Ministry of Education threatened the striking teachers with a salary cut, the wages arrived even increased. Minister Slavica Đukić Dejanović told Vreme that it has not yet been decided whether the second part of the salary will be reduced.
Teachers' salaries for January are due on February 6, and principals have been ordered to send lists of "good and bad" educators. A day on strike could cost disobedient workers an average of 500 dinars
Almost no one can list how many educational collectives in Serbia will be on strike at the end of January. Although the authorities boasted at the beginning of the protest that as many as 80 percent of the 1700 schools in Serbia are working fully and 11 percent partially - data from the field says otherwise
The second semester in many Serbian schools began without the school bell due to a strike by educators. Unions say more than 50 percent of schools have suspended operations, while official estimates claim 77 percent are open. At the same time, the student protests do not stop, and the inspection has already started visiting schools that have not continued their work
The protest of educators continues in the center of Belgrade, while a one-day work stoppage is underway across Serbia at the beginning of the second semester, dissatisfied with the union's agreement with the government on salary increases. Lawyers also went on a seven-day strike. Open SOS line for students in Novi Sad. The director of the Šabac grammar school resigned
Existing outdated regulations in Serbia do not allow teachers to completely suspend classes on Monday (January 20). However, mass and free legal aid can protect them, experts explain
Educators will suspend the strike in order to continue negotiations with the Government of Serbia, but they say that if an agreement is not reached, the strike will be activated again.
The state offers wage increases, but not enough. This week, therefore, educators are deciding whether the semester starts on time or whether to go on strike
Negotiations between educators and the Government of Serbia begin. If their demands are not met, the teachers announce a complete work stoppage
Schools across Serbia are still on strike. In some places, classes are shortened because of low salaries, in others they "give out high fives" because teachers are afraid of students and their parents. In a deeply divided society, even the educational unions failed to unite. Separate actions do not bring any results. Why teachers do not dare to stop work completely
On Tuesday, the Government of Serbia offered an 11 percent salary increase for all employees in education. Four representative trade unions are leading the protest and strike
More than 10.000 primary and secondary school teachers are on a "white strike", announced the Independent Union of Educational Workers of Serbia. The president of this union, Dušan Kokot, tells "Vreme" that teachers who are not members of the union also joined the strike.
Four representative unions of educators have announced that they will suspend work on November 1, and then begin a "series of strikes" in all schools in Serbia. The members of the Independent Union of Education Workers of Serbia continue with the "white strike" and only give high fives. The Government's response is still is waiting
Four representative education unions sent their decision-making bodies a proposal for education employees to go on strike, i.e. to hold a larger number of strikes during November
Members of the Independent Union of Educational Workers of Serbia (NSPRS) began the second phase of the white strike on Monday, October 14, by writing an "excellent 5" grade to every student. Dušan Kokot says for "Vreme" that compromises cannot be made until there are systemic changes
Just as you wouldn't mistreat the people who serve you food, don't mistreat, insult and humiliate the people who take care of you, protect you, educate you and who, I will emphasize, love your children, says Ilija Rajačić, Serbian language teacher
The Association of School Principals of Serbia sent a letter to the Minister of Education Slavica Đukić Dejanović, responding to a letter from the Ministry of Education in which criticism was expressed against the principals for not reporting accurate data on the number of employees who participated in the work stoppage on September 16.
