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IBA workers demonstrate in Jerusalem.

Israel Broadcasting Authority Workers Get Temporary Reprieve

The 1,580 staffers of the Israel Broadcasting Authority (IBA), who have for some time been anticipating receiving dismissal notices, were given a temporary reprieve on Sunday, August 30, thanks to the intervention of the Histadrut Labor Federation. In response to the IBA crisis and understanding that the same so-called “efficiency measures” imposed on the body…

September 1, 2015 in Society and Democracy.

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