Grand Hills workers and EDL day labourers
Khaouli meets dismissed Grand Hills employees after negotiations over compensation, compares their case with EDL day labourers and questions some protest methods.
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Khaouli meets dismissed Grand Hills employees after negotiations over compensation, compares their case with EDL day labourers and questions some protest methods.
Annahar records a Labour Party delegation led by Khaouli meeting Charbel on Syrian labour and the job security of Fal vehicle inspection employees.
Khaouli meets Interior Minister Marwan Charbel to discuss Syrian labour’s impact on employment and job security at mechanical inspection company Fal.
The report documents Khaouli’s support for the economic bodies’ September 4 strike and the subsequent backing announced by the General Labour Confederation.
Khaouli discussed the effect of Syrian employment on Lebanese workers and job continuity with the interior minister.
Khaouli attends Charbel Eid’s meeting with a delegation from the Palestinian workers’ union in Lebanon alongside other union representatives.
Khaouli met a workers’ delegation with Habib Hourani, seeking a Labor Ministry compensation program involving worker representatives and Interior Ministry guarantees for continued employment.
A delegation headed by Khaouli discusses fuel shortages and commercial profit controls with Minister Safadi amid the absence of a competition law.
A union delegation headed by Khaouli meets Labour Minister Boutros Harb to discuss petrol prices and a proposed reduction during the transport and fuel crisis.
Al-Akhbar reported supplementary elections for the General Labor Confederation bureau, including Khaouli receiving 51 votes, alongside coverage of union boycotts and objections to the process.
Khaouli discusses political tensions and government paralysis with Sfeir, urging political leaders to prioritise living conditions, economic activity and institutional stability.
Assafir documents a mobile workers’ union meeting attended by Khaouli and plans for a ministry sit-in over sector irregularities and retail commission demands.
A Lebanese Labour Party delegation led by Khaouli discusses Lebanese detainees and missing persons in Syria with Patriarch Sfeir ahead of a presidential visit.
Assafir covers Labour Party leader Maroun Khaouli’s visit to Patriarch Sfeir in Diman ahead of the Lebanese-Syrian summit. Khaouli emphasised its humanitarian dimension and the importance of addressing missing persons and detainees in Syrian prisons.
Khaouli and Farid Zeitoun submit Minister Mohammad Safadi a memorandum proposing fuel pricing reform, refinery rehabilitation and strategic management to address rising oil prices.
Khaouli meets Patriarch Sfeir and opposes Lebanese participation in the Damascus summit, citing concern that it would normalise the presidential vacancy.
Assafir covers a seminar organised by the federation with Friedrich Ebert and attended by judges and unionists. Khaouli called for legislation reflecting remote work and technological change and discussed the social impact of unfair dismissal.
An archived report on khaouli and Zeitoun meet Patriarch Sfeir. The original publication by L’Orient-Le Jour provides the full context.
An archived report on discussion on mobile phone tariffs. The original publication by L’Orient-Le Jour provides the full context.
At a Labour Day event, Khaouli calls for fair taxation, wage adjustments, social security protection and policies addressing unemployment and labour competition.
Assafir reports Khaouli’s meeting with US Embassy economic and commercial attaché Penelope Wilkinson at Beit al-Amel in Bsalim. He welcomed Paris III’s results, linked their implementation to political agreement and criticised tax measures in the reform plan.
Fuad Siniora’s official diary reproduces an NNA report on his meeting with a Labour Party delegation led by Maroun Khaouli. The delegation raised faster resolution of labour cases, social security, the Economic and Social Council and an unemployment fund.
The newspaper reports Khaouli’s participation in negotiations on air traffic controllers’ demands and his assessment of the settlement.
The report records an airport negotiating delegation led by Maroun Khawli for the CGTL. A follow-up committee for professional and salary demands accompanied the resumption of work.
The total counts indexed publications, not separate events. Different publishers may cover the same statement. This is a growing archive, not an exhaustive record.