Libya: Criticism of salary hike during inflation

The Libyan Government of National Unity proposed a 10% salary increase for public employees as part of efforts to achieve social justice and improve the conditions of workers in the public sector. However, this increase drew widespread criticism from economic experts and professional circles, as it did not keep pace with rising prices of goods and the declining purchasing power of the Libyan dinar. This has led to continued protests and strikes in the educational and health sectors, with some unions rejecting the outcomes of the government meeting. Additionally, the increase failed to meet employees' expectations, as they are calling for comprehensive reforms to improve their purchasing power and address the deteriorating living conditions caused by rising prices and the devaluation of the currency.

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