Efrat Religious Council Workers Leave General Federation for National Federation
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Dozens of employees from the Efrat Religious Council have left the General Federation to join the National Labor Federation, seeking better representation for their rights and employment conditions. The National Labor Federation's CEO, Itamar Sharoni, called the move a significant expression of trust and pledged to advocate for the workers. This shift reflects the National Labor Federation's growing influence in the public and local government sectors.
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- Dozens of Efrat Religious Council workers switched from the General Federation to the National Labor Federation.
- The workers seek improved rights, employment conditions, and professional representation.
- The move signifies the National Labor Federation's growing presence in the public sector.
- CEO Itamar Sharoni pledged dedicated advocacy and a fight for workers' rights.
- The federation aims to strengthen its representation for local government employees.
Dozens of employees from the Efrat Religious Council have switched their union affiliation, leaving the General Federation to join the National Labor Federation. This move signifies the workers' desire for a new representation and professional advocacy focused on their rights, employment conditions, and workplace status.
The decision by the Efrat Religious Council workers aligns with the National Labor Federation's expanding activities among public sector and local government employees. The workers expressed confidence in the National Labor Federation's ability to provide professional, personalized, and committed support.
Itamar Sharoni, CEO of the National Labor Federation, stated that the move represents a significant expression of trust. He pledged that the federation is committed to justifying this trust through dedicated fieldwork, attentive listening to employees, professional guidance, and an uncompromising fight to improve employment conditions and protect workers' rights. Sharoni added that the National Labor Federation will continue to expand its representation of local government employees, offering them a professional, strong, and accessible union, and will persist in strengthening the Samaria region by all means.