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Israeli Teachers Union Ends Labor Dispute After Securing Key Agreements with Government

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First reported by Ynet · 4 hours ago

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The Israeli Teachers Union has ended its labor dispute after securing agreements with government ministries on salary protections, school week formats, and teacher bonuses, including new grants for inclusive classroom educators. The union will continue negotiations on outstanding issues while criticizing Education Minister Yoav Kish's stance against organized labor.

01Israeli Teachers Union cancels labor dispute after reaching key agreements with government.
02Salary deductions for June 8 war day are canceled following online teaching efforts.
03Five-day school week format extended until at least 2028 for participating schools.
04New annual bonuses introduced for teachers in inclusive classrooms with special needs students.
05Physics teachers’ matriculation bonuses doubled to match chemistry teachers’ pay.
06Early retirement quota for teachers increased from 320 to 350 due to shortages.

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