Yesterday's negotiations between management and the clerks deadlocked.
The strike at First International Bank of Israel (TASE: FTIN1;FTIN5) continues today, decided First International Bank workers committee and authorized signatory chairman Yona Goldschlagger and clerks committee chairman Hanoch Livneh, after yesterday's negotiations between management and the clerks deadlocked.
Livneh said, "Regrettably, the bank's management is not showing any signs of changing its conduct. We prepared in advance for a long struggle, and we're determined to get justice."
First International Bank's share price rose 0.7% at the opening today to NIS 60.50, after rising 0.2% yesterday.
Published by Globes [online], Israel business news - www.globes-online.com - on July 5, 2010
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