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Thai Government Wants Answers From Israel Over Workers’ Pay
Foreign farm workers face steeper deductions by Israeli employer.

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The Thai government is demanding an explanation from Israel over why the deductions taken from foreign agricultural workers are set to double.
Last month, Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon and Agriculture and Rural Development Minister Uri Ariel agreed to allow employers to increase deductions from the wages they pay foreign agriculture workers by 300 shekels ($77.40), reaching 530 shekels a month. Haaretz has learned that this decision will not be discussed by the Knesset Finance Committee and will be passed in the next budget, with no opportunities for lodging objections.
Following this step, the Thai embassy in Tel Aviv turned to Thailand’s labor ministry with a request that it seek explanations from the Israeli government. The embassy claims it received no updated information regarding the change, which will significantly impact the wages of 20,000 Thai farmhands currently working in Israel.
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Thai Government Wants Answers From Israel Over Workers' Pay
Foreign farm workers face steeper deductions by Israeli employer.

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Thai farm hands tending to fields in Israel. Yaron. Kaminsky
Israel brings in Chinese workers at the expense of everybody
Israel may compensate family of lynched Eritrean asylum. Seeker AG, says
.Israeli Thai boxers kick down barriers of racism
The Thai government is demanding an explanation from Israel over why the. Deductions taken from foreign agricultural workers are set to double.
Last, monthFinance Minister Moshe Kahlon and Agriculture and Rural Development Minister Uri Ariel agreed to allow employers to increase. Deductions from the wages they pay foreign agriculture workers by 300 shekels ($77.40), reaching 530 shekels a month. Haaretz. Has learned that this decision will not be discussed by the Knesset Finance Committee and will be passed in the, next budgetWith no opportunities for lodging objections.
Following, this step the Thai Embassy in Tel Aviv turned to Thailand s labor. ' Ministry with a request that it seek explanations from the Israeli government. The embassy claims it received no updated. Information regarding, the change which will significantly impact the wages of 20 000 Thai, farmhands currently working in. Israel.
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