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Israeli Teachers' Union Reaches Agreement Ending Labor Dispute Over Employment Conditions
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By צבי זרחיה
First reported by Ynet · Jul 22, 2026
What happened
The Israeli Teachers' Union reached an agreement with government bodies to end a labor dispute, cancel salary deductions for June 8, and improve employment terms including bonuses and retirement quotas.
- 01Israeli Teachers' Union ends labor dispute with government over employment conditions.
- 02Salary deductions for June 8 canceled as teachers taught online despite school closures.
- 03Five-day school week allowed until at least 2028 for schools adopting it by September 1.
- 04Remote work for teachers reinstated after planned ban was revoked.
- 05Physics teachers' matriculation bonus doubled to 4%, matching chemistry teachers.
- 06Special education integration grants introduced, retroactive from September 2025.
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