The Israeli Nurses Union has declared a labor dispute. The background: Claims of a low caregiver–to–patient ratio, cutbacks preventing manpower recruitment, and a severe shortage of hospital beds.
Production lines are working and demand is peaking, but a computer glitch has stuck containers in automated warehouses. The foreign company refuses to send technicians due to the security situation.
Business owners who sought to ride the wave of popularity of the viral trend are discovering that using the sound leads straight to court with compensation demands of tens of thousands of shekels.
The largest marketing chain in Israel joins Rami Levy, Victory and Hatzi Hinam and jumps the delivery price to NIS 35.90. The excuse: A shortage of drivers and operational costs.
The proposed deal would take easyJet private, though investors remain cautious over EU ownership rules and regulatory approvals.
Dynamic recently entered insolvency proceedings, but this morning the court approved its sale to the Ronen Elad Holdings Group for NIS 178 million.
The court ruled: The mayor of Lod is permitted to lead campaigns to recruit investors to the city.
The man claimed that the woman exploited her time alone in the house to empty a hiding place of jewelry and diamonds worth NIS 3.2 million. The woman denied his claim.
A year after Haifa's Sail Tower was struck by an Iranian missile and staff relocated, the Finance Ministry cancelled their half-hour adaptation period.
“Here in Israel, we remain committed to scaling our operations and increasing our investment in the Tel Aviv center," said Or Liban, head of the company’s Tel Aviv center.
While everyone is afraid that AI will take their jobs, new data from Gallup points precisely to another group that stands out among those laid off: Employees who worked fully remotely.
