The Teachers' Organization has canceled its labor dispute, according to reports. The cancellation follows the union chairperson's announcement Wednesday that agreements were reached with the Finance and Education ministries.
The Teachers' Organization canceled its labor dispute on Wednesday, according to reports. The cancellation comes shortly after the union's chairperson announced that agreements had been reached with the Finance and Education ministries, as The Zioneer reported earlier today. The dispute had threatened to delay the start of the school year over salary deduction issues, with Education Minister Yoav Kisch previously warning the union head would lose in court if he proceeded with a strike. The cancellation removes the immediate threat of disruption to the school year.
2 developments
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- DevelopingNew teachers' union 'Morim Movshim Shinu'i' wins initial Labor Court recognition
- DevelopingAnonymous post exposes alleged fabrication by teachers' union, Israel Hayom reports
Source and signal
- Internal intake