Arkia Airline Control Sold to Investors Amid Labor Dispute
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
The Nakash brothers agreed to sell their controlling stake in Arkia Airlines to a group of investors on Thursday, following a labor dispute declared by the Histadrut. The union cited concerns over workforce reductions, route cancellations, and the potential sale of the airline. Union official Nir Eisenberg urged the owners to finalize the sale and criticized the uncertainty faced by employees.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Nakash brothers agreed to sell control of Arkia Airlines to investors on Thursday.
- The Histadrut declared a labor dispute at Arkia Airlines earlier on Thursday.
- Employees' concerns include workforce reductions, route cancellations, and potential insolvency.
- The Histadrut urged the owners to finalize the sale and criticized employee uncertainty.
- The purchasing group includes businesspeople Einav Adiv-Berar, Kidan Dahari, Yaron Adiv, and Yariv Lerner.
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