The struggle for a normal working week: Updates from Kosovo’s private sector
Moving beyond mere labor-power treatment towards dignified working conditions.
Perspectives | COVID-192020.04.12
There are virtually no effective trade unions in the private sector.
A shrinking labor force will reduce the labor supply, so businesses should start to seriously think about changing their attitude.
Edison Jakurti
Edison Jakurti is a PhD Candidate in Economics at Leipzig University and a lecturer at Lancaster University Leipzig and Abilene Christian University. He holds a master’s degree in International Development Policy from Duke University and a bachelor’s degree in Economics & Statistics from the Rochester Institute of Technology.
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