The Daily Star aus Beriut berichtet:Licensing fees and overstaffing are to blame for the radio station Voice of the People’s (VOP) inability to pay its employees, who started an open-ended strike Friday. In the last two months, employees at the station, which is largely owned by the Communist Party, only received half a month’s pay, while many are already owed more than 12 months pay spread over a period of four years, making the situation intolerable and resulting in the strike. (...) Nassereddine said the station had no general manager since Tanios Deaibes left two years ago. He said the radio station has three drivers but no cars, adding that out of the 30 employees that work in the station, only seven are in the editorial room, with the rest in top management positions.