The Histadrut labor federation, Mei Eden management, and the workers' committee signed a four-year collective agreement covering approximately 350 distribution, jug, coffee, and office workers. The deal includes salary increases, improved study fund eligibility, increased meal budgets, and expanded welfare benefits.
The agreement, signed on Tuesday, is the first collective contract for Mei Eden in several years. The Histadrut negotiated the deal alongside the company's management and the internal workers' committee. The contract runs for four years and applies to the company's distribution, jug, coffee, and office divisions. Key improvements include salary increments, enhanced access to a study fund, larger meal allowances, and increased welfare spending. The parties did not disclose the financial value of the agreement.
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