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Corruption · Beirutcommenting on the cabinet's decision to fix an official minimum monthly salary in the private sector of eighteen million lei for users and labor contractors, and an daily salary of eighty-two thousand lei, without specifying an increase in the price of stolen goods, and amending decision No. 11 dated 10/2/2024 to fix an official minimum monthly salary for sickness and maternity premiums of 50 million lei instead of five times the official minimu…See the Story
Mayor of Labour and Social Affairs of the "Communes" Sultan Abdulaziz: We need to rectify corruption and raise wages according to the rates of stolen livelihoods and inflation rates -- Building Newspaper | Al-binaa Newspaper
Europe · LebanonLebanon’s billionaire caretaker prime minister has denied all allegations of money laundering after a complaint was filed in France by two anti-corruption groups this week.See the Story
Lebanon’s billionaire prime minister denies allegations of money laundering in France
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Wages · BeirutLebanon's education sector is suffering unprecedented crises as a result of the ongoing economic collapse that has delayed schooling more than once and pushed teachers into low wages. In the last four years of schooling, students have been dropping out of schools after several crises, including the Kuwait-19 epidemic and the Beirut eruption, the economic crisis and school closures as a result of teachers' strikes. According to a UN Children's Or…See the Story
“Education” is the victim of economic and political crises in Lebanon
Business · BeirutNadine Nassib Njeim is launching a makeup brand to prove that beauty is personal. The Lebanese actor believes her beauty is no one else's business. She wants to build a judgment-free community around the product offerings where women can support and inspire one another. The actress-turned-entrepreneur wasn't willing to rush the process.See the Story
Lebanese Actor Nadine Nassib Njeim on Why She Believes Her Beauty is No One Else's Business
Justice · BeirutDuring his reception of the French Ambassador to Lebanon, Herve Magro, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants in the Caretaker Government, Abdullah Bou Habib, affirmed “Lebanon's appreciation of the French role and follow-up of the current situation and France's desire to curb escalation and restore calm to the south.” He stressed “the importance of seeking sustainable solutions to the current situation through the comprehensive and undim…See the Story
