Approximately 60 Million Serbian Dinars Raised for Teachers Affected by Salary Cuts
Initiative by Professor Aleksandar Kavčić aims to support educators facing financial difficulties due to work stoppages.
A fundraising initiative led by Professor Aleksandar Kavčić and his Alek Kavčić Foundation has successfully raised approximately 60 million Serbian dinars to assist teachers in Serbia who have experienced salary reductions due to work stoppages in February.
The campaign has reportedly facilitated 914 payments, amounting to a total disbursement of 14,047,598 dinars to educators in need.
Professor Kavčić has called upon teachers and their representatives to provide email addresses and the names of educators requiring assistance.
The designated contact email for this purpose is SOLIDARNOST@FONDACIJAALEKKAVCIC.ORG.
The foundation's website contains details on how individuals can donate, including instructions for making contributions via payment slips.
Support for teachers facing salary cuts has also been echoed by several political parties, including the Narodni pokret Srbije (People's Movement of Serbia), a parliamentary opposition party.
In a recent statement, members of the party's parliamentary club announced that they have directed their parliamentary salaries to support educators, aiming to alleviate the hardships stemming from unpaid personal income and the impact on their families’ well-being.
The party emphasized that the decision regarding salaries within the education sector has significantly exacerbated a pre-existing crisis affecting not only educators but society at large.
They further underscored the necessity for solidarity and unity in confronting the ongoing challenges, asserting a collective commitment to establishing a society marked by justice, respect, and solidarity.
The campaign has reportedly facilitated 914 payments, amounting to a total disbursement of 14,047,598 dinars to educators in need.
Professor Kavčić has called upon teachers and their representatives to provide email addresses and the names of educators requiring assistance.
The designated contact email for this purpose is SOLIDARNOST@FONDACIJAALEKKAVCIC.ORG.
The foundation's website contains details on how individuals can donate, including instructions for making contributions via payment slips.
Support for teachers facing salary cuts has also been echoed by several political parties, including the Narodni pokret Srbije (People's Movement of Serbia), a parliamentary opposition party.
In a recent statement, members of the party's parliamentary club announced that they have directed their parliamentary salaries to support educators, aiming to alleviate the hardships stemming from unpaid personal income and the impact on their families’ well-being.
The party emphasized that the decision regarding salaries within the education sector has significantly exacerbated a pre-existing crisis affecting not only educators but society at large.
They further underscored the necessity for solidarity and unity in confronting the ongoing challenges, asserting a collective commitment to establishing a society marked by justice, respect, and solidarity.
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