Court Clerks Summoned for Hearing After Leaving WhatsApp Group
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
The management of the courts summoned clerks at the Lod District Court for a hearing after they left a new, designated WhatsApp group. Senior judges criticized the move as "forceful" and directed at "dedicated employees." The judiciary stated the matter will be examined by relevant parties.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Court management summoned clerks at Lod District Court for leaving a new WhatsApp group.
- Senior judges called the move "forceful" and criticized it as targeting dedicated employees.
- Management deemed leaving the group an act of insubordination and a disciplinary offense.
- The judiciary confirmed the matter is under review by relevant court management officials.
The management of the courts has sent letters of hearing to all clerks at the Lod District Court after they left a newly created WhatsApp group designated for them. The clerks preferred to continue using the old group, according to a report by Kan News on Thursday evening. Senior judges at the court expressed shame over the "forceful move," which they stated was directed "towards dedicated and outstanding employees." The clerks were summoned for a hearing solely for exiting the manager's WhatsApp group, an action described by management as "insubordination and a disciplinary offense." The judiciary spokesperson stated that the matter concerning the work procedures of administrative staff at the Lod District Court "will be examined by the relevant parties in the court management."