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Tax Authority Workers Demand Police Escort and Risk Pay Before Returning to Bnei Brak
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First reported by Ynet · 6 hours ago
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Tax Authority workers refuse to resume operations in Bnei Brak without police escort, enhanced security, and risk pay following recent violent attacks. The union sent a formal ultimatum demanding strict safety measures, while the Tax Authority collaborates with police to find solutions. The dispute continues despite official plans to restart services.
- 01Tax Authority workers refuse to return to Bnei Brak without police escort and security measures.
- 02Union demands include advanced protective gear, legal action against attackers, and risk pay.
- 03Recent violent incidents against tax officials in Bnei Brak prompted the ultimatum.
- 04State Employees Union chairman warned of strikes if demands are unmet.
- 05Tax Authority coordinates with police but workers insist on full security implementation.
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