REPORT: PAC ex-employees vow to take escalatory measures

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25-04-2014 | 08:32
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REPORT: PAC ex-employees vow to take escalatory measures
PAC's attorney Joe Zgheib did not come out on Friday with positive results regarding the rights of 400 employees who were laid off from the company owned by Saudi Prince Walid Bin Talal.

In this regard, PAC ex-employees discussed their case with Labor Minister Sejaan Azzi in the presence of Information Minister Ramzi Jreij whereby they decided to hold further contacts with Lebanese officials and leaders in a bid to have their demands met.

Consequently, they announced that they would be taking escalatory measures since the concerned authorities are delaying the payment of their compensations.

Friday's meeting was attended by the CEO of the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation International (LBCI) Sheikh Pierre El-Daher, his attorney Carlos Abou Jaoude, PAC's attorney Joe Zgheib, the attorney of the sacked employees Georges Khadij and representatives of the employees.

Saudi Prince Walid Bin Talal has been abstaining from paying the compensations owed to 400 employees who were unfairly dismissed from PAC around nineteen months ago.

PAC is a production company that had provided services for the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation International.


To watch Bassam Abou Zeid's report, please click on the VIDEO above

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