Histadrut
Histadrut corruption probe: Judge blocks extension of restrictions on union chairman
Arnon Bar-David, the longtime chairman of Israel’s largest labor federation, became the central figure in a sweeping corruption investigation that came to light in November.
Connecting the dots: The deep state is not hidden, it runs Israel - opinion
Israeli labor federation chief Arnon Bar-David suspended for further 90 days amid corruption case
Senior local authority official detained at Ben-Gurion Airport amid Histadrut corruption probe
Nation girds for general strike today in protest of Teva layoffs
Morning flights halted at Ben-Gurion, public transit to operate as usual.
Histadrut calls for general strike in response to Teva layoffs
The strike could affect Ben Gurion Airport, government offices and banks, among other places.
Teva to lay off around half of Israeli employees
In response to the reported layoffs, Teva's shares on the Tel Aviv stock exchange were up one percent from the day prior.
Battered drugmaker Teva to cut more than 20% of its Israeli employees
Teva employs some 6,860 Israeli employees.
Ministers hold press conference to announce ‘geriatric nursing reform’
Health Minister Ya’acov Litzman and Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon announced a NIS 1 billion national geriatric nursing program.
KKL bill still in limbo ahead of Knesset vote
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that the KKL-JNF's money must be channeled to the needs of the state.
Clalit Health Services plans ‘warning strike’ for Sunday
Clalit Health Services’ 14 hospitals and hundreds of the largest health fund’s community clinics around the country will be hit Sunday by an all-day “warning strike.”
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Labor court freezes mass layoffs planned at Negev Ceramics
The fate of some 140 Israeli employees is hanging on the line.
Multibillion-shekel increase in disability payments said to be unaccounted for
It remains unclear where the money will come from, as the Israeli government embarks on expanding a social welfare program without raising taxes or reallocating funds.
Likud MKs to Zionist Union chairman: Don’t let alleged fraud enter Knesset
Globes revealed that Sa’ad earned an extra NIS 1,000 per month because he had reported that he had a law degree.
