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Teachers' Union Chairman Ran Erez's Salary Cost Revealed

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HaaretzPolitics

Teachers' Union Chairman Ran Erez's Salary Cost Revealed

Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Ran Erez, Chairman of the Teachers' Union, had a salary cost of nearly 975,000 shekels in 2025. Shlomo Haddad, Chairman of the Professional Department, earned about 833,000 shekels that year. The union's budget relies on teacher dues and Ministry of Education funding.

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  • Teachers' Union Chairman Ran Erez's salary cost was nearly 975,000 shekels in 2025.
  • Shlomo Haddad, Chairman of the Professional Department, earned about 833,000 shekels in 2025.
  • The union's budget is funded by teacher dues and Ministry of Education funds.

The annual salary cost for Ran Erez, Chairman of the Teachers' Union, reached approximately 974,500 shekels in 2025, averaging about 81,000 shekels per month. In the same year, Shlomo Haddad, Chairman of the Professional Department within the union, earned a salary cost of around 833,000 shekels.

The Teachers' Union's budget is funded through membership dues collected from the high school teachers it represents, as well as funds transferred from the Ministry of Education.

HaaretzLeft · Tel Aviv

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