A letter sent by National Histadrut CEO Itamar Sharoni to Clalit Health Services CEO Dr. Eitan Wirtheim alleges that Clalit employees and executives, who also hold positions in the Histadrut, entered Maccabi Health Services branches and attempted to persuade Maccabi employees to switch union representation. The letter raises concerns that the move is part of an effort to weaken Maccabi and follows a BDI satisfaction index in which Maccabi ranked higher than Clalit.
A letter sent by National Histadrut CEO Itamar Sharoni to Clalit Health Services CEO Dr. Eitan Wirtheim alleges that Clalit employees and executives, who also hold positions in the Histadrut, entered Maccabi Health Services branches and attempted to persuade Maccabi employees to transfer their union representation to the Histadrut. The letter expresses concern that the move is part of an effort to weaken Maccabi and conduct a political campaign at the expense of employees. It notes that a recent BDI satisfaction index ranked Maccabi significantly higher than Clalit, which the letter suggests may have motivated the attempt. The letter also references past incidents where police were called to deal with activists who tried to persuade employees to switch unions, and patients complained about compromised care due to the activity.
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