Client updates / National Labor Court

Israeli National Labor Court Rules Investors Are Not Employers

14 August 2022 / Lior Girshevitz

The Israeli National Labor Court ruled a former CEO suing the company that employed him could not adjoin other shareholders to his lawsuit, since the investors were not involved in the company’s routine management.

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Categories: Employment | Labor Law Litigation

Israel’s National Labor Court Protects Right to Organize

11 November 2019 / Netta Bromberg

In September, Israel’s National Labor Court dismissed an appeal by the Café Noir restaurant and affirmed the Tel Aviv Regional Labor Court’s judgment, which held that the restaurant must pay NIS 300,000 compensation for infringing on its employees’ right to organize.

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Categories: Employment | Labor Law Litigation

The High Court of Justice’s Policy on Workplace Sexual Harassment in Israel

20 August 2019 / Netta Bromberg

The National Israeli Labor Court is an independent tribunal and thus only rarely does the High Court of Justice (HCJ) intervene in its decisions. Recently, in an unusual move, the HCJ twice reversed the rulings of the National Labor Court. In both cases as part of its policy to eliminate the phenomenon of workplace sexual harassment.

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