Moshe Buchbut Re-elected Head of Football Referees Association Committee
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
Moshe Buchbut was unanimously re-elected as Chairman of the Football Referees Association Committee. His re-election followed general elections and a committee meeting where he received full support. Buchbut highlighted past achievements, including a collective agreement that increased salaries by 20 million shekels, and vowed to pursue a new agreement to improve conditions and security for referees.
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- Moshe Buchbut was unanimously re-elected as Chairman of the Judges' Association Committee.
- The re-election followed general elections for the committee members.
- Buchbut thanked outgoing members and welcomed new members to the committee.
- Past achievements include a collective agreement that added 20 million shekels to referees' salaries.
- The next term's focus will be negotiating a new collective agreement for improved conditions.
Moshe Buchbut has been unanimously re-elected as the Chairman of the Judges' Association Committee, securing the full trust of the newly elected committee members. The committee convened for its first meeting following general elections where association members exercised their democratic right to choose their representatives.
Upon his re-election, Buchbut expressed gratitude for the renewed trust and emphasized his commitment to the welfare, rights, and status of all football referees in Israel, viewing the role as a significant mission. He also thanked the outgoing committee members, Gal Dascal, Tzvia Malka, Haim Ben-Nono, and Adir Katz, for their contributions during the past term, attributing past achievements to their collaborative efforts.
Buchbut welcomed the new committee members Or, Ronen, Niv, Dima, and Aviad, expressing confidence in their ability to work together towards the association's goals. He highlighted significant past achievements, including a groundbreaking collective agreement that increased referees' salaries by approximately 20 million shekels, alongside improvements in welfare conditions, referee status, and measures against violence towards referees.
Looking ahead, Buchbut stated that the primary task for the new term is to continue negotiations for a new collective agreement to further enhance employment conditions, salaries, and job security for association members. He believes a strong and united committee is crucial for protecting referees' rights and status, pledging to remain accessible to all referees across all leagues and levels, operating with responsibility, transparency, and a sense of mission. He thanked all association members who participated in the elections, acknowledging their role in shaping the future and reinforcing the commitment to deliver results.
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