Bank Hapoalim CEO Funds Taxi Rides for Staff and Retirees to Vote
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
Bank Hapoalim CEO Antabi announced a special initiative to fund taxi rides for employees and retirees who struggle to reach polling stations. The bank will reimburse taxi costs for those who submit receipts, encouraging all to exercise their right to vote. Antabi urged participation regardless of political preference, stressing the importance for the country and future generations.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Bank Hapoalim CEO Antabi is funding taxi rides for staff and retirees to vote.
- The bank will reimburse taxi costs for those with difficulty reaching polling stations.
- Antabi urged all employees and retirees to vote, regardless of political affiliation.
- The initiative aims to ensure broad participation in the elections.
- Retirees can submit taxi receipts for reimbursement.
Bank Hapoalim CEO Antabi has launched a special initiative to ensure employees and retirees can cast their votes in the upcoming elections. The bank will cover the cost of taxi rides to polling stations for those who have difficulty reaching them independently.
In a personal appeal to bank staff and retirees, Antabi urged participation in the elections, emphasizing the importance of making their voices heard regardless of political affiliation. "Today is an important and significant day. Go out and exercise your right. It doesn't matter which party, make your voice heard for the country and for future generations," Antabi wrote.
He further announced the specific initiative: "Bank retirees, are you having trouble getting to the polling station? It's important for us to help you." Under the plan, retirees who book a taxi to the polling station can submit their receipt along with their details, and the bank will reimburse the travel cost to their accounts.
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