![Saeed Abdallah Mussa, 59, working at his bakery in Beirut adorned with a sign that reads “we want Lebanese employees”. Sunniva Rose / The National](https://thenational-the-national-prod.cdn.arcpublishing.com/resizer/v2/MD37STEODSRAOG3OXOMCPSCNEE.jpg?smart=true&auth=b70f04b6bbce04dd970892f39fe6a0d5c3977c9f0d6c312c3b55729ef99314ef&width=400&height=225)
Saeed Abdallah Mussa, 59, working at his bakery in Beirut adorned with a sign that reads “we want Lebanese employees”. Sunniva Rose / The National
Saeed Abdallah Mussa, 59, working at his bakery in Beirut adorned with a sign that reads “we want Lebanese employees”. Sunniva Rose / The National
After strike threat, Lebanese bakers are allowed to hire more Syrians
The Labour Ministry is cracking down on the informal sector which is dominated by Syrians
Sunniva Rose
August 03, 2019