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Court Orders Carrefour to Reinstate Cancer-Stricken Produce Manager
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 Bizportal · 23 hours ago
What happened
An Israeli labor court ordered supermarket chain Carrefour to reinstate a 63-year-old produce manager fired after being diagnosed with lung cancer. The court found Carrefour failed to prove the dismissal was part of a general efficiency drive and did not adequately search for an alternative role, suggesting potential discrimination based on disability.
- 01Court orders Carrefour to reinstate a 63-year-old produce manager fired after cancer diagnosis.
- 02Chain failed to prove dismissal was part of general efficiency, court ruled.
- 03Court cited insufficient search for alternative roles matching employee's limitations.
- 04Reasonable grounds exist to suspect discrimination based on disability.
- 05Employee's dismissal process had procedural flaws, court found.
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