لجنة المؤشر لم تتوصل إلى حل للأجور ونحاس متجه إلى طرح مشروعه في الحكومة

The dispute was resolved, both parties signed it but Charbel could not help but pull a plan out of his Nahass and stink up the place. Aoun really had to scrape off the bottom of the tank to find him but that seems to be were he finds most of them, look at 1-Bassil.

I think that it is a well orchestrated conspiracy against the private sector or what is left of it. 100% increase? I am 100% sure that if such increases are introduced, 40% of the lebanese institutions would directly shut down while other 20% will give it a try for few months and then shut down, where as the remaining 40% would more likely feel unhindered. This means that at least 40% of Lebanon's hard labor class would become unemployed. If this happens only Iranian companies that already sat foots on lebanese soil in the wake of 2006 july war would fill the void making lebanon evermore depending on Hezbollah to survive and hence turning the lebanese private sector into an Iranian hostage. As for Ghassan Ghosn. everybody remember that he was the one who launched the hostile revolutions in the May 2007 mini civil war of hezbollah and then the next day all his demands went to sweet hibernation, he is fooling no one he's a part of the sad puzzle that is eating this country,

bipartisan: if you are against increasing the salaries then you should ask this gvt to strictly control the prices which have increased with no reason but out of pure speculation! the gvt also should reduce its spending, starting by a reform of the privileges the MP get or the army! but they won t shoot themselves in their feet!
the gvt is incapable of controlling prices?incapable of stopping corruption or privileges? so workers have to get an increase or else how can they live?
people are fed up with pocket money as salaries which force graduates to look elsewhere to get a decent life!
we should get a decent life here! but which politician cares of the welfare of the population... i haven t seen one yet.

peace, je ne crois pas que le fait d'augmenter le SMIC fait en sorte que la situation économique va forcement s'améliorer car si on dépasse un certain seuil c'est le chômage qui l'emporte. c'est même fort probable qu'une augmentation de 100% du SMIC va conduire à une productivité moins bonne des entreprises Libanaise. c'est pour ça je rejoins un peu bipartisan. Par contre la solution se trouve en créant de l'emploi, en facilitant la création d'entreprise à forte valeur ajoutée comme dans le domaine de télécommunication, d'informatique et de programmation ou le capital nécessaire est faible. Un peu comme ce qui est fait en Irlande il y a quelques années!

Je donne l'exemple de l'entreprise MUREX qui est fortement rentable pour l'économie Libanaise tant au niveau d'embauche des Libanais qu'au niveau productivité (je dirais même international).
Je pense et ce n'est que mon modeste point de vue qu'une incitation, et qu'une aide de la part du gouvernement à pousser les nouveaux diplômés à créer des "start up" dans des domaines à forte valeur ajoutée est meilleur qu'une augmentation si brutale du SMIC. D'autant plus que dans ces domaines on a juste besoin de l'intelligence des diplômés Libanais. Ceci dit je suis quand même pour une augmentation mesurée du SMIC parce que le niveau actuel est vraiment très bas par rapport à l'indice des prix à la consommation (là je te rejoint "peace").

These guys don't know what they are talking about. If they were interested in investing in future generations they wouldn't be fighting on pure political ground... Did anyone hear about a program somewhere (education, technology, infrastructure, taxes)? of course not, and now they think that oil and gaz will solve all their problems - we will soon catch the dutch disease... Idiots!

the filthy zionist information war department has added a new "faylasoof" member to their strategic department name bipbatanjan who thinks he is the wall road journal.