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Dan Bus Company Faces Labor Dispute, Strike Threatens 2,300 Drivers
A labor dispute has been declared at Dan, one of Israel's largest bus companies, potentially leading to a strike by 2,300 drivers. The Histadrut union is protesting proposed employment terms for new drivers and disciplinary policies.
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What happened
- 01A labor dispute involving 2,300 Dan bus drivers was officially declared by the Histadrut union.
- 02The dispute centers on unequal employment terms for new hires and disciplinary policies.
- 03The Histadrut warns of creating two classes of drivers with different rights and benefits.
- 04Union head Ori Matuki stated the dispute was a last resort against "arbitrariness."
- 05A strike could impact public transport services for passengers if negotiations fail.
Union head Ori Matuki warned that the company's actions could create inequality among workers and infringe on their rights. The dispute could impact public transport services if negotiations fail and a strike is called.
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