Public Admin Union Calls for Salary and Allowance Changes
The article discusses the protests and demands of public administration employees in Lebanon, where they are calling for the approval of a salary correction law that restores the previous purchasing power, as well as modifications to transportation allowances and fuel prices. They also advocate for rotating attendance at workplaces at a rate of 50%. Additionally, they threaten a general strike and the closure of government offices if their demands are not met. They plan to hold elections for delegates in next October to activate the role of unions. They denounce the recent customs increase, considering it a step that worsens the difficult living conditions. They emphasize the importance of reclaiming employees' rights and implementing financial and economic reforms.
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