Libya’s 2020 officially recorded workforce increased to 1.8 million
By Sami Zaptia. (Logo: Ministry of Labour). London, 27 January 2021: Libya’s officially recorded workforce rose to 1,872,971 employees in ...
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Unpaid GECOL workers threaten prolonged strike
By Libya Herald reporters. Tripoli, 21 August 2016: GECOL workers have said they will go on indefinite strike if their wages are ...
Algerians stop hundreds of Moroccans heading for Libya
By Libya Herald reporters. Houari Boumedienne airport Algiers where as many as 500 Moroccans are stranded Tripoli, 25 January 2016: There ...
Half a million Egyptian workers have refused to quit Libya says Cairo
By Libya Herald staff Tripoli, 1 May 2015: The Egyptian government has said that despite its best efforts, some half ...
Libyan government bans foreign workers from entering Libya: Deputy Labour Minister Abdulrazag Tamtam
By Sami Zaptia. Tamtam announced the ban on foreign workers entering Libya (Photo: Sami Zaptia). Tripoli, 8 February 2013: The Deputy ...
Libya looking to hire Yemeni workers
Tripoli, 4 February 2013: The Libyan embassy in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, has reached agreement with the Ministry of Expatriate ...
Occupational Health and Safety day to be held in Benghazi
Tripoli, 19 April: Libya’s Ministry of Industry in cooperation with the Union of Libyan Workers and the Higher Institute for ...
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Decree authorises contracting with Qatari Elegancia Healthcare to operate 6 Libyan health facilities for 15 years
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Test flight conducted at Tripoli International Airport – after a near 10-year hiatus
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Egypt’s Air Cairo to start flights to Tripoli and Benghazi in mid-December
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Aldabaiba hails Libya’s oil production reaching 1.363 million barrels per day – the highest since 2012
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Spain’s Indra signs MoU with Libya’s Civil Aviation Authority on air traffic management
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