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Election Day Paid Leave Eligibility Depends on Worker Status
Election Day, October 27, is a public holiday in Israel, but paid leave eligibility varies. Employees with at least 14 days of tenure are generally entitled to paid time off. Those who work may receive double pay or regular pay plus a compensatory day off, depending on agreements.
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What happened
- 01Election Day, October 27, is a public holiday in Israel, but paid leave eligibility varies.
- 02Employees with at least 14 days of tenure are generally entitled to paid time off.
- 03Those who work on Election Day may receive double pay or regular pay plus a compensatory day off.
- 04Part-time workers are only entitled to pay if the holiday falls on a scheduled workday.
- 05Foreign workers in specific sectors are excluded from Election Day holiday benefits.
Foreign workers in certain sectors are excluded from holiday benefits.
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