Who Altered Parliament's University Law Decision
The Jordanian House of Representatives session witnessed an argument after the council repealed a previous amendment to the university law that enhances incentives for graduate programs. This repeal has negatively impacted the income of faculty members and administrative staff at Yarmouk University, with estimates suggesting that the damage could exceed 50%. The decision to cancel this amendment raised questions about the voting process and how decisions are made within the council, especially since the re-opening of the article was not clearly and transparently announced to the public and the MPs. It is worth noting that the amendment aimed to improve fairness in incentives among public universities, but it ended up particularly harming Yarmouk University, posing a threat to the loss of qualified staff and increasing the university’s financial burdens. University staff hope that the Senate Council will intervene to reconsider the decision, given the importance of financial incentives in maintaining the university’s resources and easing the financial pressures on faculty members.
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