DSS has solutions. We are not offering fairytales or empty promises, but a specific program. Our goal, when we take over the government in Serbia and Leskovac to provide employers with financial incentive while hiring the youth who are looking for work for the first time, tax benefits during the first three years of employment of a new worker, double investments into science, provide favorable and subsidized loans for entrepreneurs, start-ups.
“DSS has solutions. We are not offering fairytales or empty promises, but a specific program. Our goal, when we take over the government in Serbia an Leskovac to provide employers with financial incentive while hiring the youth who are looking for work for the first time, tax benefits in the first three years of employment of a new worker, to double investments in science, provide favorable and subsidized loans for entrepreneurs start-ups”, said Nemanja Petrovic, president of the DSS Youth in Leskovac where the campaign of the youth was continued with a press conference.
Petrovic highlighted that at this time, 75% of the students wants to leave Serbia, a quarter of the youth are doing jobs for which they didn’t go to school, while the unemployment rate during the period of the current government has gone up by 26%.
Dragan Danicic, vice-president of the Executive Board of the DSS expressed assurance that the DSS is the only one with an economic program the application of which could solve the chaotic economic state that this government has made.
- We offer real solutions, without unrealistic promises, like 200.000 jobs or EUR 1.000 shares, which the present government had promised the people of Serbia at the start of its mandate”, Danicic remarked.
Leskovac has about 30.000 unemployed of which over 50% are younger than 32 as well as 12.000 people less against the latest census. There is almost no economy in it. The youth are leaving because they don’t wish to work for a salary of RSD 12.000 without being payed contributions.
The goal of DSS is for Leskovac to grow, which is clearly defined by the Leskovac Development Program 2011 – 2016.“
