Libya's Unified Salary System Debate

The article discusses the unified salary schedule in Libya, which has resurfaced amid rising protests and strikes caused by low wages and excessive government spending. The schedule aims to achieve social justice by standardizing salaries according to qualifications and job grades, with the goal of reducing public anger. However, experts warn that implementing this schedule without structural reforms and focusing only on increasing the pay of low- and middle-level employees could put additional pressure on the public budget, which exceeded 73 billion Libyan dinars in 2025, threatening the sustainability of the national economy—especially given the country's dependence on oil revenues. They add that applying the schedule alongside the "Your Salary Instantly" system could reduce corruption and provide a more accurate picture of spending, but economists believe that the budget cannot afford significant increases. Ultimately, comprehensive reform of wages and the employment framework is necessary to ensure true fairness and financial balance in the future.

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