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Histadrut Blocks Government Offices in Jerusalem Over Workers’ Parking and Commute Conditions
The Histadrut union blocked entrances to Jerusalem government offices over parking and commuting issues, demanding better conditions and pay supplements. The Finance Ministry condemned the action as illegal, while police intervened. The dispute may escalate with further shutdowns planned.
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What happened
- 01Histadrut blocked entrances to Jerusalem government offices including Health and Welfare ministries.
- 02The dispute concerns severe parking shortages and commute delays in three main Jerusalem areas.
- 03Union demands include an extra remote workday and a 600 shekel pay supplement for carless commuters.
- 04Finance Ministry called the blockade illegal and police intervened to restore access.
- 05Negotiations on wages are ongoing, but the union acted before reaching agreement.
- 06Union warns of a full shutdown of the Finance Ministry if demands are unmet.
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