Beirut:President Joseph Aoun chaired a significant meeting focused on advancing the establishment of Liban Telecom, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding the rights and futures of Ogero employees during their transition to the new company.
According to National news agency - Lebanon, Telecommunications Minister Charles Hajj has confirmed the government's dedication to transferring all Ogero personnel to Liban Telecom. This transition includes preserving their seniority, employment rights, and social benefits, ensuring no employee is left behind.
During the meeting, Hajj also announced the government's plans to introduce a collective employment agreement and to standardize salaries. This effort aims to eliminate disparities between daily wage workers and permanent employees while investing in the telecommunications network. Hajj highlighted that "Liban Telecom will be one of Lebanon's largest companies, and Ogero employees will form its backbone."
Furthermore, Hajj explained that the formal establishment of Liban Telecom is contingent upon the Cabinet appointing its board of directors and issuing its operating license.
