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Arkia Airline Control Sold to Investors Amid Labor Dispute
The Nakash brothers agreed to sell their controlling stake in Arkia Airlines to a group of investors on Thursday, following a labor dispute declared by the Histadrut. The union cited concerns over workforce reductions, route cancellations, and the potential sale of the airline.
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- 01Nakash brothers agreed to sell control of Arkia Airlines to investors on Thursday.
- 02The Histadrut declared a labor dispute at Arkia Airlines earlier on Thursday.
- 03Employees' concerns include workforce reductions, route cancellations, and potential insolvency.
- 04The Histadrut urged the owners to finalize the sale and criticized employee uncertainty.
- 05The purchasing group includes businesspeople Einav Adiv-Berar, Kidan Dahari, Yaron Adiv, and Yariv Lerner.
Union official Nir Eisenberg urged the owners to finalize the sale and criticized the uncertainty faced by employees.
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