Stevanović addressed the issue concerning three workers who reportedly did not receive salaries from a company recently acquired by a Member of Parliament. Regarding the financial difficulties faced by the workers, he stated that he covered the outstanding debts using his personal savings, characterizing this action as an act of personal obligation. He addressed the public discourse surrounding the matter, emphasizing that his actions stemmed from a sense of integrity rather than any attempt at manipulation.
Stevanović noted that the media coverage surrounding the situation had been intense, even criticizing his own public relations efforts. Despite this scrutiny, he maintained that his actions were guided by his personal conviction, asserting that he would continue to act according to his conscience, even if it incurred personal expense. The context of these reports involves the company Progros, whose workers are currently out of work, and whose director is reportedly Boris Mijić.
Stevanović’s statements focused on the financial welfare of the workers, suggesting that the issue was one of transparency and honesty regarding the company’s obligations to its employees. He confirmed that the financial support provided was intended to assist the workers who were out of income.
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