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Revision of the Survey on the effects of economic depression on the mass layoff of employees in industries affected by the 2019 Lebanon financial crisis: Outlook on leadership   Mr. Georges Sebastian Gerard Bellos Masters Degree Holder in Geology (AUB) and Archeology (Lebanese University) MBA Graduate, and TD Holder (Lebanese International University) Beirut, Lebanon,   The author decided to write an update of the survey on "the effects of the recent economic depression on the mass layoff of employees in industries affected by the 2019 Lebanon financial crisis: An overview of their impact on the administrative decisions affecting payroll motivation” (see original article at www.libnanews.com ). The baseline study, which needs to be updated, given the evolution of Lebanon's financial crisis has deteriorated (click here here to become aware of the importance of the additional contribution of Leadership in times of crisis).   Although “ gender discrimination an

  Summary of the investigation of the effects of the recent economic depression on the mass layoff of employees in industries affected by Lebanon's 2019 financial crisis   Mr. Georges Sebastian Gerard Bellos Masters Degree Holder in Geology (AUB) and Archeology (Lebanese University) MBA Graduate, and Holder of a TD (Lebanese International University) Beirut, Lebanon,   This article resumes the summary of the previous investigation on “the effects of the recent economic depression on the mass dismissal of employees in industries affected by the 2019 Lebanon financial crisis: An overview on their impact on administrative decisions affecting the motivation of payroll ". (see the original article by the same author on www.libnanews.com ) The author also recalls that the mental health problem with frontline workers remains a serious scourge and requires an immediate solution ( see the article ).   According to previous research carried out on this subject, the aut

  Resumption of the causes of the financial crisis in Lebanon on the deterioration of the mental health of the Lebanese wage earners.   Mr. Georges Sebastian Gerard Bellos MS in Geology (AUB) and MA in Archeology (Lebanese University) MBA Graduate, and TD Holder (Lebanese International University) Beirut, Lebanon,   This article was taken from a previous one by the same author (published on www.libnanews.com ). It links the research carried out on the economic framework of the research, having discussed the various indicators, and can demonstrate the essential need for a mixed study following the methodological framework of the initial research.   Mental health, being a very important issue, has come under scrutiny during the time of the Covid 19 pandemic lockdown. This, by the reaction of many companies, employees or any other employee, who have dealt with this in very different ways. This question also aroused the need to launch a survey on the issue (see Fig. 1 b