The General Federation of Labour in Israel
Ten New Year's resolutions (collective agreements) for workers in Israel.
A group of chairpersons of workers' committees, and Histadrut workers learned about the German model
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On the Eve of Rosh Hashanah, Capital Flight and Economic Concerns: Israel at a Crossroads
The Israeli workers' unions already understand that climate change should be addressed in policy. But
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Approximately three million workers to benefit from hundreds of Shekels in increased convalescence allowance.
"This agreement provides a minimum wage that is significantly higher than required by law" -
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The organization's annual conference in Israel focused on the challenges and impacts of financial,
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A significant effort towards fostering better work conditions and enhancing professional capacities of Palestinian workers.
Labor dispute looms as divisions deepen within the nation.
Vice President Harris to Bar-David: Thank you for what you are doing for Israel.
“The Red Book” is the result of the collaboration of Channel 8, which initiated the
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Organized labour in Israel is currently in full swing. Many workers from all industries and from all over the country continue to join us
Building bridges with the International Trade Union movement
Read MoreIncreasing the minimum wage benefits working people and the Israeli economy.
Read MoreHistadrut fighting for inclusion, diversity and equality
Read MoreCollective bargaining is when the Histadrut negotiates contracts on behalf of working people with their employers, determining terms of employment, including pay, benefits, hours, leave, job health and safety policies, ways to balance work and family, and more.
Read MoreOrganizing is the beating heart of safeguarding and advancing workers' rights
Read MoreEvolving the life-work balance for our members
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“Workers of the world unite”
Illustrated in a Histadrut poster for May Day, 1945.
The Lavon Institute archives contain an impressive collection of posters and documents from the History of the labor movement.
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