The amendment, promoted by the Chamaniot organization, allows workers to use one of the designated election days as a day off for the annual memorial of a first-degree relative. The law was passed during the legislative blitz before the Knesset dissolution, according to Channel 12 (N12).
A new amendment to the Annual Leave Law has come into effect, enabling workers to use one of the predetermined election days as a paid day off for the annual memorial day of a first-degree relative. The amendment was promoted by the Chamaniot organization and was passed as part of the legislative blitz accompanying the dissolution of the Knesset. The change allows workers to observe the yahrzeit (annual memorial) of a parent, spouse, child, or sibling without using their regular vacation days, by repurposing one of the election days that are typically non-working days. The report was published by Channel 12 (N12).
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