Prime Minister Edi Rama has stated that non-declaration of the real salary by enterprises is a big concern and problem. The head of the government warned them that they will face administrative and criminal measures.
" We wish and believe that the companies will not need to be put under the pressure of heavy administrative and probably criminal measures for the robbery of pensions ", said the head of the government.
Edi Rama: As a government, we have the obligation to make their lives as peaceful as possible, to improve their living conditions. Those who create jobs in this country and who are the enterprises that pay for the work have an obligation that every penny of every payment for every pension due to retirees goes to the retirees. It is the obligation of everyone who receives a salary. In the public sector, this obligation is fulfilled because it does not depend on the behavior of the person being paid, but is paid directly to the coffers. But, the same thing does not happen in the private sector.
We have a big problem, despite all the improvements, with the declaration of the real salary. A big problem that we are determined to address and not expect gradual improvement, but rapid improvement. But we wish and believe that the companies will not need to be put under the pressure of heavy administrative and probably criminal measures for the robbery of pensions.
This is robbery, it is a serious word, it is a great shame, a behavior that has taken the status of knowledge of behavior in many businesses, with a lack of responsibility that I am sure that when you say, or when they hear the word robbery, they can feel insulted, but it is robbery.
We want to convey through you, a concern and an appeal and an invitation to create a common front in this work. At the end of the day, that money is mostly put back into consumption and regenerates other income. It is unfair and unacceptable, we have to do what we each have to do.