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    A parliamentary approach to unify the salaries of state employees

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    A deputy of the coalition of state law, on Thursday, there is a tendency among the majority of members to unify the salary scale of all state employees to achieve justice among all.
    MP Mansour al-Baiji said in a press statement that "there is a tendency by most members of the House of Representatives to unify the salaries of all state employees, taking into account the academic certificate of the law to redress all state employees."
    He pointed out that "there is a great disparity between the salaries of state employees varies from ministry to ministry." He pointed out that "there are high salaries and offset by very few salaries for another ministry does not provide a simple living for the employee who receives and this is a great injustice."
    Al-Baiji explained that "all state employees are equal in their rights and duties, so there must be fairness to them in terms of their salaries because it is unreasonable for some ministries to pay very high salaries and offset by another ministry with simple salaries not exceeding 300 thousand dinars."
    Al-Baiji added that "the appeals and demands are very many by the oppressed segment of the state employees suffer injustice in the salary scale, so we will work hard to approve the new salary scale in order to provide justice to all and lift injustice and injustice from all employees of the state."

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    [size=18]A deputy of the coalition of state law, on Thursday, there is a tendency among the majority of members to unify the salary scale of all state employees to achieve justice among all.


    "There is a tendency by most members of the House of Representatives to unify the salaries of all state employees, taking into account the school certificate of the law for the fairness of all state employees, " MP [url=https://www.alsumaria.tv/Entity/2636805581/%D9%85%D9%86%D8%B5%D9%88%D8%B1 %D8%A7%D9%84%D8%A8%D8%B9%D9%8A%D8%AC%D9%8A/ar/]Mansour al-Baiji[/url] said in a press statement.






    He pointed out that "there is a large disparity between the salaries of state employees varies from ministry to ministry." He pointed out that "there are high salaries and offset by very few salaries for another ministry to provide a simple living for the employee who receives and this is a great injustice." 

    Al-Baiji explained that "all state employees are equal in their rights and duties, so there must be fairness to them in terms of their salaries because it is unreasonable to pay some ministries very high salaries and offset by another ministry with simple salaries not exceeding 300 thousand dinars."


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