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At Yearly Conference, Histadrut Celebrates Accomplishments and Looks to the Future.
Following a minimum wage increase and new agreement for preschool aides, next on the Histadrut’s agenda is to “raise municipal workers’ wages in 2023,” according to Chairman Arnon Bar-David | “We gave the workers organized under the Histadrut a safety net to get through the pandemic”
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Michal Marantz; Oren Dagan
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Tel Aviv: The Real Cost of Being the World’s Most Expensive City.
Tel Aviv is now the world’s most expensive city, according to the Economist | This new reality will force Israel’s middle class out of the city and force low-wage workers to commute, deepening already wide rifts between rich and poor, center and periphery | Opinion
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David Tversky
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Transport Union Head Calls for Swift Action from State following Omicron Outbreak.
New travel restrictions, set in place after the discovery of the new strain of the virus, bring back a familiar limbo for workers in the aviation industry | Transport Workers’ Union chairman Avi Edri: “Now is the time for the state to formulate a clear and permanent outline of aid. Only then we will know how successful we’ll be in repairing the industry”
By
Nizzan Zvi Cohen
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Thousands Enrolled In New Histadrut Subsidized Academic Courses.
Miri Shetach, director of the Learning and Advancing Program: “A more educated person is also more successful in their workplace” | Program includes scholarships of up to 3,000 shekels per participant
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Nizzan Zvi Cohen
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Tel Aviv University Charged for Obstructing Research Workers From Organizing.
Sunday’s ruling requires compensation of 150,000 shekels to the union | Histadrut: “Tel Aviv University, as a respected academic institution that has engraved on its banner the study of labor relations, has greatly erred precisely in this issue of basic rights of workers”
By
Nizzan Zvi Cohen
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Factory Workers at Teva Pharmaceuticals Declare Labor Dispute Against Management.
Workers claim that the management team at a Teva Pharmaceuticals factory in Kfar Saba violated the terms of their collective bargaining agreement and mistreated workers’ representatives.
By
Nizzan Zvi Cohen
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Dramatic Wave of Resignations “A Revolutionary Change in the Way that Americans See Themselves”.
Dr. Eli Cook attempts to explain why American workers are leaving their jobs in higher numbers than ever before | In the reality of COVID-19, the American working class is not just looking for money, “they’re looking for freedom”
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Nizzan Zvi Cohen
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Innovative Grassroots Plan to Address Climate Change Takes Root in Shefa-Amr.
The plan, focused on preparing responses to the climate crisis on a community level, is the first of its kind in Israel’s Arab population, and leaders are working hard to ensure it is not the last | "We want to gauge how at risk and how resilient the community is"
By
Yaniv Sharon
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Overcoming the Stigma.
People with disabilities have difficulty finding work mainly due to employers' prejudices | On the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we must emphasize the many advantages of integrating them into the workplace | Guest Column
By
Malki Rotner
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Electrical Engineering Training for Haredi Women Brings “Huge Potential”.
Israel Electric Corporation kicks off training for hundreds of women, with the goal of shaping a unique work environment for the Haredi community
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Nizzan Zvi Cohen
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Wolt Courier Brings Class-Action Lawsuit in Attempt to Set New Precedent.
Courier Golan Hazanovich claims the company must treat him and all couriers as direct employees, which would entitle them to job benefits and a minimum wage
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Hadas Yom Tov
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