Shufersal Signs Collective Labor Agreement with Improved Wages and Working Conditions for 13,000 Employees Amid Concerns of Layoffs

The Shufersal retail chain has reportedly signed a new collective labor agreement with the working committee, covering 13 thousand employees. The details of the agreement have not been made public, but it is said to include increased wages and improved working conditions for the employees.

This agreement comes at a time when concerns about potential layoffs have been raised, as part of staff reductions following the emergence of new majority owners, brothers Shlomo and Yossi Amirov. The Amirov brothers are currently serving as CEO of the chain.

The signing of this collective labor agreement is an important step in ensuring the well-being and rights of the employees within the Shufersal retail chain. It signifies a commitment to fair and equitable working conditions, as well as a recognition of the value that the employees bring to the success of the company. Further details of the agreement are expected to be released in the near future.