The Histadrut (national labor federation) declared a strike Monday among workers at Rafa Laboratories, a Jerusalem pharmaceutical company, citing erosion of rights and working conditions. The union alleges management offered a 'meager bonus' from the company's stock exchange listing, according to N12.
The Histadrut, Israel's largest labor federation, declared a strike Monday at Rafa Laboratories, a Jerusalem-based pharmaceutical company. The union claims that management has eroded workers' rights and conditions, and that the bonus offered in connection with the company's recent IPO is insufficient. According to the Histadrut, the company's management proposed a 'meager bonus' to employees following the stock exchange listing. The strike was announced in a statement by the Histadrut, which said the workers' rights have been undermined. The dispute highlights ongoing labor tensions in Israel's industrial sector.
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