Presenting Tele Liban dismissals at Bkerke
Khaouli presents dismissed Tele Liban employees’ claims to Patriarch Sfeir, criticising partial severance payments and requesting follow-up on their legal entitlements.
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Khaouli presents dismissed Tele Liban employees’ claims to Patriarch Sfeir, criticising partial severance payments and requesting follow-up on their legal entitlements.
The article lists Maroun Khawli in the new CGTL executive delegation received by President Émile Lahoud. The meeting addressed the confederation’s worker-focused orientation and economic and trade-union dialogue.
An archived report on a trade union visit to Bkerki. The original publication by L’Orient-Le Jour provides the full context.
Khaouli announces plans to challenge labour representatives’ elections to the social security board amid disagreement over delegate names and union representation.
The report says Mount Lebanon and commercial-sector delegates withdrew from elections for worker representatives on the NSSF board after Maroun Khaouli, then Mount Lebanon federation secretary-general, was denied entry to the voting venue.
Khaouli attends a local conference objecting to an Antelias bridge project amid debate over the historic square and the traffic solution’s effectiveness.
The newspaper reports that Maroun Khawli, secretary-general of the Mount Lebanon federation, read the meeting’s closing statement. It called for trade-union unity and protection of workers’ interests beyond partisan disputes.
In coverage of Patriarch Nasrallah Sfeir’s meetings, the article records trade unionist Maroun Khawli’s visit and their discussion of the trade-union election climate.
At an online meeting with the European campaign team, Khaouli criticised differing approaches to Western travel warnings and Syrians' continued presence, urging action; the report records his arguments.
Khaouli and Zeinoun discussed living costs and index calculations with the labour minister; Khaouli distinguished temporary assistance from minimum-wage correction based on household needs.
Khaouli joined a delegation meeting the information minister about National News Agency and Télé Liban workers, alongside representatives of artistic and union federations.
Khaouli discussed a cooperation protocol and a similar Lebanese framework with the head of Gulf Citizens in Love with Egypt, including a proposed electricity support fund and investment.
An archived report on ogero employees explain their legal challenge. The original publication by أخبار اليوم provides the full context.
An archived report on a union meeting with the telecom regulator. The original publication by Telecommunications Regulatory Authority provides the full context.
An archived report on a new executive council for the mobile workers’ union. The original publication by النشرة provides the full context.
An archived report on appointments to labour arbitration councils. The original publication by ftp.almarkazia.com provides the full context.
An archived report on jAD association visits the Regie. The original publication by Régie Libanaise provides the full context.
Khaouli received an Arab artists’ federation message expressing solidarity with Lebanese people during the living standards crisis.
He held a conference with 27 dismissed casino workers and criticized the dismissal process and unpaid entitlements.
The article lists appointed worker and employer representatives on labor arbitration councils, including Khaouli.
He presented Mikati with a five-part roadmap concerning organized voluntary returns of displaced Syrians.
Khaouli accompanied dismissed casino workers to Bkerke to present their case to Patriarch Rai.
LAU clubs hosted Wissam Chbat and Khaouli to discuss oil, gas and the context of the maritime agreement with Israel.
The report covers the telecommunications decree challenge and Ogero’s assets and staff rights during transition.
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