-The growing regional differentiation with the most attractive managerial “oven”- Incorrect concepts also cause inappropriate behavior in social implementation. We observe this shortcoming in economic thinking in the different tendency and the position that has been created and accepted in broad public opinion regarding wage differentiation within a production unit or sector at branch level. This has been encouraged by a deep misunderstanding and an unstudied or incorrect interpretation of the special laws governing improvements in wage levels in the productive and non-productive sectors. This situation has been caused by a lack of understanding of the various links between wages and the final result, production fulfillment, productivity, costs, and profit. In the economic theory of labor and in market-economy practice, the basic wage is the wage on which all bonuses for certain achievements are calculated. In conditions where it is clear that the worker will receive income depending on output and therefore on the result of his work, the basic wage provides a minimum guarantee. However, in our case, the basic wage has historically been built as a general compensation and not as a real basis for performance. This has led to distortions in wage structure. A salary is the price of labor power and is established in relation to the market, qualifications, the difficulty of the work, responsibility, and the result. It cannot be the product of administrative wishes or pressure from interest groups. The more we are guided by market mechanisms, the more wages must be linked to productivity, effectiveness, and profit. In this sense, there is no reason why an entire sector should be paid more than another simply because it is considered “attractive” or “difficult.” The criteria must be measurable, comparable, and tied to results. Otherwise, society sends the economy the wrong signal: to shift human energy not toward the most useful production, but toward posts with favorable administrative pay. On the other hand, it must be understood that artificial savings in the wage fund cannot finance real increases in well-being. If an enterprise keeps wages low but does not improve technology, work organization, or product marketing, it only pushes the crisis forward. Living standards are financed by productivity and added value, not by managing poverty. Finally, wage differentiation must be such that it encourages qualification, responsibility, and creative work, not formal privilege. This is the only way for wages to become an instrument of development and not a source of social dissatisfaction.

Statements that oppose the policy and propaganda of yesterday’s PS Binder PD. In recent days, through the Albanian and foreign press, a series of statements made by officials of the Socialist Party have circulated, which run counter to the propaganda and positions that this party has held over the years. They speak of the market, property, privatization, pluralism, integration, and respect for institutions, while public opinion still remembers the opposite positions this party defended earlier. The question is simple: which PS should we believe, the one by day or the one by night? The one that in calm statements presents itself as reformist, or the one that in practice and propaganda tries to stir up distrust, tension, and early elections? If today’s statements are sincere, then yesterday’s propaganda must be acknowledged as wrong. If not, then we are dealing with a common tactic for external consumption. Citizens have the right to demand coherence. A political party cannot behave with two languages: one toward international partners and another toward its own militants. This split between public declarations and actual behavior seriously damages political credibility. The Democratic Party, meanwhile, carefully notes these contradictions and calls on public opinion not to be deceived by new formulas with old content. The debate must be open and based on facts, not on a fabricated image.

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SIGNIFICANT DROP IN UNEMPLOYMENT In the Korçë district, in addition to commercial activity and the rapid privatization of shops and workshops, the food industry has also made a major contribution to the employment of citizens. Since the beginning of the year, 1,400 people have been employed in the private sector, while the number of unemployed has fallen by 400. It is expected that this figure will fall even further with the expansion of seasonal employment and the creation of new activities. Important documents in the field of labor and privatization are being widely implemented. In the Korçë district, the former agricultural cooperatives, the privatization of land plots and houses, through skillful application of the law, give families the opportunity to feel more secure about their future. The city’s population has experienced this development with optimism. THE GREAT ALBANIA IS DEFENDED In 810 families in the 2,200-hectare hilly village, 6 dynym of land are made available for each person. This has given an impetus to agricultural production and increased interest in work. the important documents on CRIME AND DECLINE During the month of December, in the Berat district alone, only 28 thefts were recorded, compared with 280 thefts in the same period last year. In view of this change, the police consider the situation more controlled, while further strengthening of public order is being sought. THE GREAT ALBANIA IS DEFENDED The representative of the Municipality of Berat, Niko Gjelbrim [?], said that order is now being put under new conditions and many difficulties, but with increased cooperation with citizens. Some data also show a significant decline in robberies. THE GREAT ALBANIA IS DEFENDED Of the 730 convicted persons released by the court, only 66 were acquitted. This figure shows that the fight against violations of the law is becoming more careful and more evidence-based. THE GREAT ALBANIA IS DEFENDED Tirana leads in the overall success in implementing reforms. Private enterprise, trade, and construction have grown. At the same time, the number of services in the city has increased and the presence of small investments has risen. WEATHER Albania. Meteorological values and weather forecast, 11.00 a.m., at: 11.19.94, lunchtime. In the north, clouds and occasional rain and snow in mountainous areas. In the rest of the country, weather with clear intervals and passing clouds. Winds from the northwest at 5-10 m/sec. Minimum temperatures 0-4 degrees, maximum 6-10 degrees.