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عين ليبيا
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Disputes over Libya’s unified salary scale have intensified. The teachers’ union rejected the proposed allowances, while unions at universities in Misrata, Derna and Tripoli opposed any cuts to salaries or reductions in entitlements, warning they could stage sit-ins and suspend classes. Experts cautioned that the scale could worsen poverty and diminish the impact of wage increases if inflation persists and purchasing power continues to fall. Saad bin Sharada, a member of the High Council of State, called for reforms including curbing expenditure and reviewing subsidies, which have risen from about 6 billion to 15 billion dinars. A legal adviser also raised concerns about the version currently in circulation, calling for it to be studied before approval. The unions remain firm in their demands amid concerns about disruption to education and employees’ livelihoods.
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