Over 5,000 retired professors seek justice

The article discusses the efforts of the Education Staff Compensation Fund in private schools in Lebanon to improve the conditions of teachers and retirees. This comes especially after the government's withdrawal from implementing a support law for the fund amounting to 650 billion Lebanese pounds since 2023, which has led to a decrease in the value of the compensations and left more than 5,000 retirees in need of increased pensions. The union emphasized the necessity of completing the implementation of the law and securing additional funding, highlighting the challenge posed by some schools' failure to pay contributions. This has negatively impacted the fund’s resources and sustainability, amid significant disparities between the pensions of retirees in the public and private sectors.

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