Histadrut
Disruptions at Ben-Gurion Airport continue with missing baggage, canceled flights
Thousands of Israelis landed abroad over the past 24 hours for expensive vacations they had eagerly prepared for months, without clothes and personal belongings due to Thursday's surprise strike.
Employee Union chairman says inspectors will not return to Bnei Brak without security - report
Hospitals, clinics and family health centers: Nursing staff declare labor dispute
These are the big winners from the shortening of the workweek, and these are those who are harmed
Clalit Health Services plans ‘warning strike’ for Sunday
Clalit Health Services’ 14 hospitals and hundreds of the largest health fund’s community clinics around the country will be hit Sunday by an all-day “warning strike.”
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Labor court freezes mass layoffs planned at Negev Ceramics
The fate of some 140 Israeli employees is hanging on the line.
Multibillion-shekel increase in disability payments said to be unaccounted for
It remains unclear where the money will come from, as the Israeli government embarks on expanding a social welfare program without raising taxes or reallocating funds.
Likud MKs to Zionist Union chairman: Don’t let alleged fraud enter Knesset
Globes revealed that Sa’ad earned an extra NIS 1,000 per month because he had reported that he had a law degree.
Disabled Israelis to receive higher pensions following breakthrough agreement
Nis 4.2 billion will be added to the existing disability pension budget by 2021, 244 thousand disabled people in Israel win after long struggle.
Histadrut president signs on to lead disabled struggle
Hanan Tal, co-CEO of “Disabled is not a Half-Person,” said this is an important step in achieving their goals.
Police order probe of alleged forgeries in Histadrut race
“Yacimovich lost the race by more than 55,000 votes so it is too bad she does not know how to lose with honor.”
Yacimovich asks Tel Aviv court to toss out Histadrut elections
Yacimovich lost the election for the chairmanship of Israel’s largest union to incumbent Avi Nissenkorn by a vote of 62.42%-37.58%.
JPost Editorial: Greater good
Whether it be in our education system or in our state-run industries, we are in need of reforms.
Incumbent Nissenkorn wins in final Histadrut vote count
MK Shelly Yacimovich plans to hold a new vote after she did not accept the results.