EDL on-demand workers kick off open-ended strike

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11-09-2013 | 06:44
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EDL on-demand workers kick off open-ended strike

The on-demand workers of Electricite du Liban kicked off on Wednesday an open-ended strike calling for various rights and halting all work at related power stations.            

The protesters issued a statement whereby they called for a series of demands, including the payment of their salaries for the month of August, as well as committing to the regular payment of the salaries at the end of each month. They also demanded the company to guarantee prevention and safety insurance for the workers, mainly for those who work at the electric power plants and generating stations, in accordance with the Labor Law.             

Also among the workers’ demands were the issuance of a clear work schedule and the right to abstain from signing work contracts with contracting company, given that such solutions are only temporary.                 

The workers started their sit-in at the EDL central building in Beirut, as the first move of a series of protests.

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