EDL part-time employees bloc all company entrances, updates

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Electricité du Liban striking part time employees  on Monday blocked all the entrances to the company’s headquarters in Beirut’s Corniche al-Nahr, National News Agency reported.

The report added that all employees were prevented from accessing the building.

The EDL art time employees said that their sit-in will continue “peacefully” until their demands are met.

EDL chief Kamal Hayek said   last week that EDL was on the verge of collapse if the sit-in by the part-time employees inside the company’s headquarters in the Beirut does not end.

EDL part-time employees have been at odds with the company over improvements to their work conditions and have called for changing their status to full time salaried employees.

Meanwhile Lebanon continues to suffer from  daily power blackouts .

Update: OTV reported that the striking part time employees brought into the company’s headquarters several tires and are planning to set the building on fire

 

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3 responses to “EDL part-time employees bloc all company entrances, updates”

  1. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Yah. Like burning tyres and buildings is an answer … the blackouts should be enough.
    At least get what’s left of the electricity to those who pay their bills, and cut off the ones who don’t.
    After which there could be an accurate business assessment of how many employees are needed.
    Oh … I forgot … Lebanon and accuracy are not synonymous.

  2. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Yah. Like burning tyres and buildings is an answer … the blackouts should be enough.
    At least get what’s left of the electricity to those who pay their bills, and cut off the ones who don’t.
    After which there could be an accurate business assessment of how many employees are needed.
    Oh … I forgot … Lebanon and accuracy are not synonymous.

  3. 5thDrawer Avatar
    5thDrawer

    Yah. Like burning tyres and buildings is an answer … the blackouts should be enough.

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