University bodies demand removal of low-salary subject
Members of the teaching and administrative staff at Jordanian universities have called on the Senate Council to reconsider Paragraph (H) of the draft law amending the University Law for 2026. This clause restricts the disbursement of incentives only to revenues from parallel and international programs, preventing them from being allocated to private studies, graduate studies, and agreement programs. They pointed out that implementing this amendment could lead to a reduction in the incentives' value by up to 50%, which would impact job stability and limit universities' ability to attract and retain qualified personnel. They urged either the deletion or modification of this paragraph to safeguard workers' rights and ensure flexibility in managing universities' financial resources.
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