Beirut: Caretaker Prime Minister Najib Mikati has formally requested Finance Minister Youssef Khalil to evaluate the financial feasibility of implementing a new compensation package for public sector employees, focused on a "persistence allowance." According to National News Agency - Lebanon, Mikati's request came in the form of an official letter on Monday, highlighting the need for a detailed assessment from the Treasury regarding the potential financial impact of the proposed allowances. This move underscores the government's attempt to address compensation issues within the public sector amid ongoing economic challenges. The assessment aims to determine whether the current state of the nation's finances can support the additional expenditure required for the persistence allowance, which is intended to aid public sector employees. The finance minister's response will play a crucial role in deciding how the government proceeds with the implementation of this compensation strategy.
Mikati Seeks Financial Assessment for Public Sector Compensation
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