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Eni Vasili, the director of RTSH, who came with many promises and energy, seems to have 'left the fuel' on the road and will soon be in the same conditions as her predecessor, Alfred Peza.
It is learned that the directorate is receiving lawsuits every day from various lawyers for non-payment of salaries.
Journalist Kozeta Kurti and her staff, along with musicians from the band that produced the show 'Diary of an Artist', have demanded their salaries, which have not been received for five months. After failing to find 'common ground' with either Eni Vasili or the production director, Anduena Manushi, Kurti has threatened to sue.
But it seems that the lawsuit does not impress Vasili. 'Go ahead!' was the response, worthy of a man who bears no responsibility for the institution he leads.
The lunch show "Mes nesh" by Andri Xhaho and Iva Shabani was closed 1 month before the contract. Despite the fact that the contract was until the end of July, they closed it in June. Being internal staff, they were forced to sign a document to close the show in advance. And to this day, they have not been paid, even though they are an organic part of RTSH.
Mentor Nazarko has also filed a lawsuit against the irresponsible directorate, as he has not been able to find his right to be paid for the work he does.
But these are just some of the names. Sources for 'Pamphlet' confirm that different lawyers knock on Vasili's office every day with lawsuits and summonses.
Eni Vasili has 'trampled on' the promise he made at the beginning of the term, that no one would be removed from their jobs. The entire staff of legal and economic directors have already been dismissed, even though in the first meeting with them, he assured them: Stay calm, no one will be fired!
The truth is that, out of 200 people on contract, who should have been paid 20 days after the month ended, they have not received their salaries even now, five months later.
The director who would make a 'name' in the reform, has so far made a 'big hole in the pockets of the employees'. The phrase 'we don't have money' has become her motto. Although it must be said that with the same income as now, the employees were kept at work even earlier. Where do all the income and taxes collected for RTSH go? If the employees are not paid, then don't take away the money we pay so grudgingly for a television that we don't even watch?! / Pamphlet
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