A teachers’ union in Libya has called for a dramatic overhaul of educators’ wages, demanding a 150% salary increase to address long-standing financial struggles and improve working conditions amid economic challenges. The push comes as educators highlight persistent underfunding and inadequate resources in the country’s education system, raising concerns about teacher retention and student outcomes. With no immediate government response, the union’s move underscores growing tensions between public sector workers and authorities over compensation and service delivery. The situation reflects broader economic pressures affecting Libya’s workforce and public services.
Teachers’ union demands 150% salary increase The Libya Observer
