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The Lebanese Association of Contract Teachers voiced concerns over strikes in public schools, arguing they threaten teachers' rights and student welfare. They seek wage increases and better conditions, urging unity among unions amid political tensions.
#Lebanon #Education #TeachersRights
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Hamza Mansour urged teachers in Lebanon to remain patient until February 18 for the government to fulfill promises regarding their rights. He stressed the need for salary increases to be formally incorporated into base pay to safeguard teachers’ rights.
#Lebanon #TeachersRights #SalaryIncrease
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The Committee of Contracted Teachers in Lebanon rejects the government's indifference towards their rights, demanding transparency, wage increases, and benefits. They warn of potential protests if their reasonable requests continue to be ignored. #TeachersRights #LebanonEducation #EducationReform
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The Lebanese Teachers' Syndicate criticized security forces for violence against teachers during a peaceful rights protest, highlighting the impact of such assaults on education amid economic struggles. #Lebanon #TeachersRights #Protests
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The Lebanon Contracted Teachers Association is concerned about the 2026 budget's disregard for 15,000 contracted teachers, urging for fair wages and benefits, and warning of potential protests.
#Lebanon #TeachersRights #EducationCrisis
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On January 24, 2026, Lebanon's educational associations vowed to continue protests for educators' rights, planning a strike and demonstration on January 27, with further strikes on January 28 and 29. They seek immediate action from authorities. #Lebanon #Education #TeachersRights
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The Lebanese Association of Official Vocational and Technical Education Teachers warns that ongoing governmental actions jeopardize educators' rights and the education sector's stability. They plan a general strike on the 20th and 21st to protest these issues. #Lebanon #TeachersRights #Education
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The Contractual Teachers Association in Lebanon criticizes Education Minister Reema Karam for her exclusion of independent teachers' unions and neglect of teachers' rights. They demand the Lebanese government address salary and allowance issues. #TeachersRights #Lebanon #Education
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The Lebanese Ministry of Education clarified misconceptions about draft laws addressing pay disparities for teachers hired from 2010-2013, emphasizing equitable job rights, modern hiring, and educational stability.
#Lebanon #EducationReform #TeachersRights
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Lebanon's education associations gathered at UNESCO to confront the government's neglect of teachers' rights, calling it a "ticking time bomb." They plan strikes and protests, emphasizing that teachers' dignity is essential and relies on government action.
#Lebanon #TeachersRights #Education
Violence against teachers is a labour issue.
The assault of a Ghanaian teacher for enforcing exam rules shows how unsafe schools are becoming as workplaces.
Protecting educators is essential to decent work and quality education.
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Faculty at Lebanese University will hold a warning strike on December 18-19 over tenure delays and demand justice. They may escalate to an open-ended strike if their concerns aren't resolved. #Lebanon #UniversityStrike #TeachersRights
Quebec Teachers Report 90% Experience Workplace Violence, Union Urges Action
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Lebanese teachers' unions, led by Jamal Al-Amar, demand improved salaries and a transparent payment system. They urge the government to act within a month, threatening a strike on December 17, 2025, if their demands are unmet. #Lebanon #TeachersRights #SalaryIncrease
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The Official Education Associations in Lebanon warn of a looming educational crisis and demand a 37-fold salary increase for public school teachers by 2026. A general strike and regional protests are planned for December 17, 2025, highlighting teachers' rights.
#Lebanon #Education #TeachersRights
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The association of contracted teachers in Lebanon urges action to save public schools and stabilize their positions. They express hope post-presidential oath but highlight neglect in basic education amid low wages, strikes, and political maneuvers. #EducationReform #Lebanon #TeachersRights
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The حراك المعلمين المتعاقدين in Lebanon is frustrated by government neglect and school directors' disregard for their rights. They demand accountability, respect, and support during strikes while questioning the education system's governance.
#TeachersRights #Lebanon #EducationReform
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Teachers in Lebanon are enduring worsening conditions and government neglect, leading to a planned strike for their rights next Thursday, amidst calls to prevent an educational crisis.
#Lebanon #EducationCrisis #TeachersRights
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The "Teachers' Contractual Movement" has called a strike to support teachers' unions, emphasizing collective advocacy for teachers' rights. The focus is on uniting efforts to pressure the government to address teachers' demands.
#Lebanon #TeachersRights #Solidarity
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Contracted teachers in Lebanon are protesting against withheld salaries and lack of recognition from the Ministry of Education. They demand payments for previous terms and call for equitable treatment, highlighting the disparity with permanent staff. #Lebanon #TeachersRights #Education
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The Association of Contracted Teachers in Lebanon criticized the Ministry of Education for neglecting their rights, facing unpaid work and added responsibilities without compensation. Urgent action is required to address these issues.
#LebanonEducation #TeachersRights #PublicEducation
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The Lebanese Teachers' Syndicate has condemned private schools for pressuring teachers to sign inaccurate financial statements, undermining their rights and threatening the compensation fund's sustainability. They urge teachers to reject such practices.
#TeachersRights #Lebanon #EducationCrisis
𝐂𝐈𝐓𝐀𝐌 𝐍𝐠𝐨𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐞𝐚𝐜𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐭𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐮𝐧𝐩𝐚𝐢𝐝 𝐨𝐧𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐞 𝐜𝐥𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐞𝐬 𝐚𝐟𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝟕𝐏𝐌!
Teachers say management ignored welfare, offered no pay or internet support, and violated Christian values of fairness.
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They accused the state government of failing to fulfil assurances made nearly two years ago
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Tensions rise as community members demand a balance between teachers' rights and student safety at the recent Ocean School District meeting.
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Education Minister Reema Karamy met with contract teachers to address their needs, advocating for job stability, wage increases, and healthcare. A plan was proposed to enhance their professional status and ensure quality education in Lebanon.
#Lebanon #EducationReform #TeachersRights
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Ni'meh Mahfoud, head of the Teachers Association in Lebanon, called for equal focus on private school teachers, a five-day school week, and better salaries for public educators.
#LebanonEducation #TeachersRights #EducationReform
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The Lebanese Teachers Syndicate warns of protests over the government's delay in approving pension funds for private school educators, following an earlier agreement. They urge the finance minister to expedite funding for retired teachers. #Lebanon #Education #TeachersRights
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The Amal Movement and Hezbollah's educational offices withdrew from the Secondary Education Teachers Association elections, citing a lack of unity. They remain committed to union responsibilities amidst ongoing divisions in Lebanon's educational sector. #Lebanon #Education #TeachersRights
