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Vertical Field Employees Sue for Unpaid Wages and Pensions
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By ג'ניפר סילון
First reported by TheMarker · 21 hours ago
What happened
Eleven former employees of the ag-tech startup Vertical Field have filed a lawsuit seeking over 769,000 shekels in unpaid wages and pension funds, alleging the company is insolvent. This follows a previous dismissed insolvency filing by the company's parent and a settled dispute with lender Rami Levy.
- 01Former employees sue Vertical Field for 769,000 shekels in back pay.
- 02Employees claim the ag-tech startup is insolvent and owes pension funds.
- 03A prior insolvency request by the parent company was dismissed by the court.
- 04The company previously settled a dispute with lender Rami Levy over a $1.5 million loan.
- 05Vertical Field develops agricultural systems and faced market downturns.
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