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Engineers' wages do not match job market
The article discusses the situation of engineers in Egypt, where the Engineers Syndicate president confirmed that the salaries circulated among engineers do not reflect the actual reality. He pointed out that most salaries range between 4,000 and 11,000 Egyptian pounds, and that figures claiming recent graduates earn up to 30,000 pounds are rare and reserved for special positions. He also indicated that the issues of stable employment and engineers' rights require measures to ensure secure jobs, fair financial and professional status. Additionally, he cited that the current disconnection allowance (ranging from 40 to 180 pounds) does not match living expenses. He emphasized that about 20 to 25% of engineers are unemployed, and the high unemployment rates remain a challenge. There is a need to align graduates with market needs and to develop training programs. Ultimately, the Syndicate president stressed the importance of improving engineers’ working conditions as an investment in the country's development, emphasizing cooperation with the government to achieve realistic and sustainable solutions.
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