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لبنان ٢٤
Why did MPs from "The Forces" and "The Kataeb" oppose the draft law including contracted employees of the Ministry of Information in the retirement law
The Lebanese government has approved a bill to include contract workers at the Ministry of Information into the retirement scheme. This is a long-awaited step to preserve the rights of those who have dedicated many years of service, especially in an institution like the National News Agency, which has played a vital role in transmitting Lebanon's news during crises. The project aims to rectify the situation of contract workers who have performed duties similar to those of permanently appointed employees for decades. Despite opposition from political forces who raise concerns about the financial burden and potential impact on public sector management, the discussion centered on the need to strike a balance between the rights of contract workers and the reform of public finances. There were calls for measures to prevent placing undue burdens on the state and to ensure the rights of those who spent their lives working for official institutions.
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