Histadrut
Starts today – ends tomorrow: Google’s major shopping event kicks off
Google's ShoppingIL launches today, kicking off the shopping season. Meanwhile, a survey by the Histadrut reveals that nearly half of Israelis plan to forgo purchases due to the high cost of living.
Mekorot signs five-year collective agreement with wage increases of over 20%
Ben-Gurion management knew about employee shortages before crisis, IAA union rep. says
Disruptions at Ben-Gurion Airport continue with missing baggage, canceled flights
Paramedical workers to continue strike
The Histadrut labor federation and Eli Gabai, the head of the health workers union in the federation, provided a specific reason for the strike.
Israelis to enjoy one less hour of work per week
Starting April 1, the workweek will be cut to 42 hours, after which employees will get paid overtime.
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Teva delays 33% of Jerusalem layoffs until 2019
The company making its first gesture, albeit a small one, to the workers and the Histadrut.
Jerusalem's Teva turmoil
There are some 1,780 Jerusalemites employed at the city’s two branches of Teva, which for decades has been one of the country’s greatest industrial success stories.
Is Teva’s downfall pharma’s Lavi moment?
If done right, Israel could turn the Teva crisis from a misfortune into an opportunity.
Workers make explosive threats as massive Teva layoff strikes continue
Monday is the second day of strikes called by The Histadrut, which is Israel's largest labor organization.
Teva workers hole up in factories, workers strike en masse in solidarity
The Histadrut labor organization has called on workers across the country to power down machinery and walk out in protest of proposed cuts at Teva.
Nation girds for general strike today in protest of Teva layoffs
Morning flights halted at Ben-Gurion, public transit to operate as usual.
Histadrut calls for general strike in response to Teva layoffs
The strike could affect Ben Gurion Airport, government offices and banks, among other places.
Teva to lay off around half of Israeli employees
In response to the reported layoffs, Teva's shares on the Tel Aviv stock exchange were up one percent from the day prior.
