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12,000 shekel grant for each employee and reduced waiting times: Agreement signed for employees of the Medical Institute for Road Safety
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September 17, 2026

12,000 shekel grant for each employee and reduced waiting times: Agreement signed for employees of the Medical Institute for Road Safety

The agreement, led by the Histadrut for employees responsible for medical fitness examinations for driving, also includes upgrades in grades, increased quotas, and additional standby duties | Waiting time reduced from 18 months to 4 months, and is expected to continue decreasing | Histadrut chairman Arnon Bar-David: "One cannot fear progress, and at the same time we must care for workers in their workplaces"

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