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Parliament considers boost for 15,000 social pioneers
Member of Parliament Samir Al-Bayoumi submitted a parliamentary question to the government regarding the social workers employed by the Ministry of Social Solidarity. The number of these social workers is approximately 15,000, and they play vital roles such as empowering women, raising awareness in the community, and implementing ministry initiatives, especially in rural and remote areas. The MP is calling for an increase in their monthly allowance, which currently amounts to around 1,500 Egyptian pounds, and for the provision of social insurance and health coverage for them. This request is based on the difficult working conditions they face, including covering their transportation expenses out of pocket, and the absence of a protective system or official organizational framework for their work up to now. The legislator urges the government to take measures to improve their living and working conditions, and to regulate their employment from voluntary work to a formal system through contracts or competitions, ensuring their rights and bettering their work environment.
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