The Yehudit pedestrian bridge over the Ayalon highway is becoming a major orthodox-secular political bone of contention.
Most people with this job title are actually administrative assistants.
Negotiations between management and the workers have reached a deadlock.
The number of claims for income supplements was down 11% in 2018.
The agreement includes a NIS 450 pay rise for clerical staff and NIS 600 for managers.
Management feels that labor disputes at Teva's Kfar Saba plant have made the site less attractive for production of new drugs.
Senior high-tech leaders have joined a forum founded by the Haredi Institute for Public Affairs.
Politicians want to be admired for protecting the environment - but without giving up tax revenues from cars and gasoline.
Ultra-Orthodox Jews are smarter consumers, have interest-free loan funds, and are satisfied even if they are poor, the Haredi Institute for Public Affairs has found.
Haredim aren't as poor as you think