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Dan Bus Drivers Threaten Strike Over Disputed Hiring Practices
Bus drivers in Israel's Gush Dan region are threatening to strike after the Transport Workers Union declared a labor dispute with Dan company management. The dispute centers on management's plan to hire contract drivers under inferior terms, creating a two-tier system.
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What happened
- 01Thousands of Dan bus drivers in Gush Dan may strike over disputed hiring of contract drivers.
- 02The Transport Workers Union declared a labor dispute with Dan company management.
- 03Drivers hired through contractors would receive lower wages and inferior terms than existing staff.
- 04The union accuses management of unilateral actions and violating collective agreements.
- 05A two-week cooling-off period precedes potential disruptions to bus services.
- 06Union criticizes disciplinary procedures and alleged unfair treatment of employees.
The union criticizes the unilateral approach and lack of transparency, as well as disciplinary practices. A two-week cooling-off period precedes potential disruptions to bus services.
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