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SasaTech Factory Reaches First Collective Labor Agreement Amid Northern Conflict
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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By ניצן צבי כהן
First reported by Ice · 7 hours ago
What happened
SasaTech, a factory near the Lebanese border, has signed its first collective labor agreement, granting employees a 10% salary increase over three years, a "war bonus" of over 5,000 shekels each, and other benefits. The deal was reached after prolonged negotiations amid the northern conflict.
- 01SasaTech factory signs first collective labor agreement.
- 02Employees to receive 10% salary increase over three years.
- 03A "war bonus" of over 5,000 shekels per employee granted.
- 04Agreement covers about 100 employees and is valid until 2028.
- 05Negotiations occurred during the ongoing conflict near Lebanon.
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