250 employees of the Migda-Teva plant are on strike

Some 250 employees of the Migda-Teva plant in Kiryat Shmona are on strike after saying that negotiations with Teva's management have come to a standstill in light of the decision to cut back on Teva's management.
According to sources close to the negotiations, the terms of the agreement include a three-year worker protection network, in which if they are fired by the new employer, they will receive increased bonuses as they received workers at other closed sites. The workers were promised that they would enjoy the same working conditions as they do today in nature. At the center of the current dispute, he collects the sales grant that the workers will receive.
"At the end of intensive and ongoing negotiations between Teva, the workers committee at the Kiryat Shmona and the Histadrut, the parties succeeded in reaching, at the beginning of last week, fundamental agreements on all the substantive issues that were on the agenda.
Histadrut Labor Federation chairman Yona Partok said: "The Histadrut supports Migada workers in their struggle for their livelihood and future employment. The sale of the plant yields a significant and significant profit to Teva, while the employees who contributed their energy and energy to the success of the plant and its prosperity will receive a low sales grant conditional upon their continued employment throughout the agreement period. We will not be able to change this agenda "