Lebanon announces new incentives urging teachers to resume working

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2023-03-03 | 11:59
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Lebanon announces new incentives urging teachers to resume working

Caretaker Minister of Education, Abbas Al-Halabi, has urged public school teachers to continue their work and announced new incentives paid in US dollars.

These incentives include securing an allowance of 5 liters of petrol per day at four working days per week for full-timers and three days for the teachers working on contracts.   

He also announced that $300 was secured for the first three months of the academic year, supplemented by $125 at the end of each month until next June.   
 
Minister Al-Halabi stated that these contributions achieve most of the teachers' demands, calling on teachers to compensate the students following the curriculum and protect public schools "because this matter amounts to a national mission" that requires everyone to bear responsibility.
 

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