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Katz, Eini to meet for talks on train workers' dispute

By JPOST.COM STAFF

FEBRUARY 22, 2012 09:34

Transportation Minister Yisrael Katz was scheduled to meet Histadrut Labor Federation chairman Ofer Eini on Wednesday over the issue of outsourcing train maintenance, after the National Labor Court issued a two-week injunction against a train employees strike over the issue on Monday.

If the sides fail to reach an agreement in the coming two weeks, the Labor Court will permit rail workers to stage a limited strike and Israel Railways will be allowed to implement its disputed outsourcing agreement.

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