Work & social rights

Nidaa Al-Watan examines a private insurance proposal and reports Khaouli’s conditional support, subject to preserving social security and avoiding its weakening.

Coverage of Khaouli’s visit to social security management with health-sector and kidney-transplant patient representatives, calling for improved services and institutional reform.

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 union rights for National Conservatory teachers. The original publication by L’Orient-Le Jour provides the full context.

An archived report on interview on union mobilisation and government policies. The original publication by صوت لبنان / Voice of Lebanon provides the full context.

An archived report on interview on fuel taxes and the social crisis. The original publication by صوت لبنان / Voice of Lebanon provides the full context.

Casino du Liban published its legal response to a protest led by Khaouli and Zeitoun; the article presents management’s account.

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 opposed phased bank staff dismissals and sought compensation guarantees and effective labor ministry intervention.

Khaouli accompanied dismissed casino workers to Bkerke to present their case to Patriarch Rai.

He requested contribution exemptions for voluntarily insured people over 64 who are not employers, to ease financial burdens.

The program discussed social security funding, wage declarations and criticism of the approach to the cost of living index.

The report covers the telecommunications decree challenge and Ogero’s assets and staff rights during transition.

He requested contribution exemptions for voluntarily insured people over 64 who are not employers, to ease financial burdens.

The article presents his criticism of politicized labor federation decisions and their impact on union activity.

He warned about health risks from keeping inspection centers operating and sought staff protection during the health crisis.

He warned about health risks from keeping inspection centers operating and sought staff protection during the health crisis.

He warned about health risks from keeping inspection centers operating and sought staff protection during the health crisis.

He discussed burdens on private sector workers, wage disparities and the inadequacy of minimum pay.

CAPA reports unresolved MEA pilots’ wage, retirement and benefit negotiations, quoting Khaouli’s concerns about foreign pilots and the required Labour Ministry work authorisations.

Coverage records Khaouli’s attendance as gas and exploration union federation president at a gas bottling plant opening.

The article presents his call to survey staffing and positions and plan public administration restructuring.