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Pazgaz Workers Expand Strike, Threaten Gas Supply Disruptions Ahead of Jewish Holidays
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First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
What happened
Pazgaz workers are expanding their strike by closing branches and stopping business collections, threatening gas supply disruptions during the Jewish High Holidays. The dispute stems from failed wage negotiations, with workers demanding better pay and conditions. Pazgaz insists gas delivery will remain unaffected despite the strike escalation.
- 01Pazgaz workers expand strike, closing branches and halting business collections starting Wednesday.
- 02Labor dispute began six months ago over wages and working conditions, negotiations broke down a month ago.
- 03Workers warn gas supply may be significantly disrupted during Jewish High Holidays if no resolution occurs.
- 04Chair of workers' committee accuses CEO of ignoring negotiations and paying low salaries despite company profits.
- 05Strike escalation includes closures in Kiryat Gat, Ramla, Jerusalem, Dimona, and Tiberias.
- 06Pazgaz assures public gas supply will continue uninterrupted and blames workers for unfounded claims.
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