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Israeli Court Orders Company to Pay $240,000 for Pension Fund Lapse
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What happened
An Israeli labor court ordered a company to pay nearly $240,000 to a former employee after the company failed to transfer deducted pension funds, causing a lapse in the employee's disability coverage. The company plans to appeal the unprecedented ruling.
- 01Company ordered to pay $240,000 for pension fund lapse.
- 02Employee's disability claim denied due to coverage gap.
- 03Court ruled pension contributions are absolute obligations.
- 04Company claims employee requested no pension contributions.
- 05Company plans to appeal the labor court's decision.
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