Hundreds of drivers and workers at the Tenufa public transportation company began a warning strike Monday afternoon, between 13:00 and 18:00, protesting maintenance deficiencies and uncertainty over salary and social benefits, according to N12. Israel Ganon, chairman of the public transport drivers' organization, said passenger safety and workers' rights are not negotiable.
Hundreds of drivers and employees of the Tenufa public transportation company launched a warning strike on Monday afternoon, according to a report by N12's Hili Keren. The strike, scheduled from 13:00 to 18:00, protests maintenance deficiencies and uncertainty over salary payments and social benefits. Israel Ganon, chairman of the Public Transport Drivers' Organization, stated that passenger safety and workers' rights are not negotiable. The action is a limited labor protest, with no indication of extension or further steps at this time.
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