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TheMarkerEconomy

Channel 16 Faces Claims of Delayed Payments to Freelancers

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

Photographers and freelancers at Channel 16, which launched five months ago, are reporting significant delays in receiving their salaries. Employees claim they are being told payments are processed but never arrive. The channel, led by media figure Ram Lands, attributes the issue to a "specific technical glitch" and promises a swift resolution.

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  • Freelancers and photographers at Channel 16 claim significant delays in receiving their salaries.
  • Channel 16, led by Ram Lands, launched five months ago with millions in investment.
  • Employees report being told payments are processed but never actually receive them.
  • The channel cites a "specific technical glitch" as the cause of the payment delays.
  • Channel 16 assures that the issue will be resolved promptly and all employees will be paid.
Channel 16 Faces Claims of Delayed Payments to Freelancers
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Channel 16, a media outlet led by media figure Ram Lands, launched five months ago with an investment of millions of shekels. However, photographers and freelancers working for the channel are now claiming that their payments have been delayed for extended periods. One employee, who has been waiting weeks for his salary, stated, "They tell us it's about to go through, that it's been deposited and to check if it arrived, and nothing arrives."

Channel 16 has hired over 300 employees from the television industry, including both salaried staff and freelancers, offering above-average salaries. The channel attributes the payment delays to a "specific technical glitch" and assures that the issue will be resolved soon, with all employees expected to receive their wages.

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