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Bank CEO Confronted by Protesting Employees Over Salary Deductions
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First reported by Walla · 5 hours ago
What happened
Employees of the International Bank's computing company protested CEO Eli Cohen during a holiday event, demanding the return of thousands of shekels deducted from their salaries for alleged work performed. The protest occurred despite a recent agreement intended to resolve labor disputes related to a company merger.
- 01Bank employees protested CEO Eli Cohen over salary deductions.
- 02Deductions of thousands of shekels were made for alleged work performed.
- 03The protest occurred despite a recent labor dispute resolution agreement.
- 04The deductions are separate from broader merger disputes.
- 05The bank called the merger a necessary strategic move.
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