Lebanon
Remote's Lebanon employment guide will guide you through your compliance responsibilities. Note that Remote's employer of record services are not yet live in Lebanon. but you can pay contractors with Remote now.
- Capital City
Beirut
- Currency
Lebanese pound (ل.ل, LBP)
- Languages
Arabic
- Population size
6,859,408
Employment termination
Termination process
Employers can dismiss workers at will and without any prior notice due to force majeure (unfavourable circumstances beyond the employer’s control) or an act of serious misconduct, such as theft, fraud, indiscipline, or a felony conviction.
Notice period
Notice periods are determined by the employee’s tenure, as shown below:
Less than 3 years: one month
Six years to 12 years of employment: three months notice
More than 12 months: four months
An employer is required to pay wages in lieu of notice if the employee isn’t notified accordingly as required.
Severance pay
Severance payments range from two to 12 months pay, depending on the nature of an employee’s work, age, tenure, and the level of misconduct for which the staff was dismissed.
Probation periods
Three months, during which employees are not covered by provisions for sickness benefits, etc.