Breadmakers' Union Statement

The article discusses the efforts of the Union of Bakeries and Baker Workers in Lebanon to follow up on procedures for regulating the status of Syrian workers in the bakery sector after the Ministry of Labor and the General Directorate of General Security announced a plan to regularize their status. This plan includes issuing work permits and integrating them into social security. The union emphasized that the three-month deadline granted is insufficient, given the complexity of the issue, which has accumulated problems over more than fifty years as a result of wars and financial and security crises that led to workers entering the country illegally or losing their legal status. The union noted that the bakery sector is vital and faces exceptional challenges such as falling production, rising costs, and damage to facilities during conflicts. It stressed the need to adopt a transitional plan spanning one year to gradually organize the workers' status, ensuring the continued production of bread and food security without interruption. The union called for cooperation among all relevant parties to implement practical solutions and avoid any disturbances that could impact the availability of bread and food security in Lebanon.

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