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Shlomo Sixt Ordered to Pay $4.7 Million to Employees for Pension and Leave Violations
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First reported by Mako · 2 hours ago
What happened
The Tel Aviv Regional Labor Court ordered Shlomo Sixt to pay 4.7 million shekels to employees for violating pension and vacation rights over more than a decade. The company is reviewing the decision and considering an appeal.
- 01Shlomo Sixt ordered to pay 4.7 million shekels to employees.
- 02Court found company violated pension and vacation rights.
- 03Commissions were excluded from pension calculations.
- 04New employees faced delayed pension payments.
- 05Company is considering an appeal to the National Labor Court.
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