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Cross Israel Company Workers Unionize, Seek Collective Agreement
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First reported by Davar · 2 hours ago
What happened
Around 120 employees of the Israeli government's "Cross Israel" company, which builds and manages infrastructure like Highway 6, have unionized with the Histadrut labor federation. They are seeking improved working conditions and job security through collective bargaining with the company's management.
- 01Cross Israel employees unionized seeking better conditions.
- 02Histadrut requested negotiations for a collective agreement.
- 03The company manages Highway 6 and other infrastructure.
- 04Union aims to improve worker welfare and job security.
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