Writer: Ahmed Bakr
An investigative article examining Egypt’s first hourly minimum wage and its implications for workers. Critics argue the policy signals to global markets that Egyptian labour is cheap, raising concerns about the adequacy of wage floors and their relationship to broader social protection gaps for informal and hourly workers.
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