N12 journalist Lior Bakało reports that the Histadrut labor federation, SAP management, and the workers' committee signed a new three-year collective agreement covering approximately 800 employees in the company's R&D labs and sales division. The deal includes improved retirement terms, a grant of up to 33 salaries, increased welfare budgets, and regulation of work-from-home arrangements.
The Histadrut, SAP management, and the workers' committee signed a new three-year collective agreement on Monday, N12 journalist Lior Bakało reports. The deal covers approximately 800 employees in SAP's R&D labs and sales division in Israel, following protest strikes. It includes improved retirement terms, with a grant of up to 33 salaries, increased welfare budgets, and regulation of work-from-home. The agreement renews all company collective agreements for three years.
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