Mifal HaPais chairman says he has no problems facing consequences of implementing such a harsh measure, adding unvaccinated employees will first be put on unpaid leave and later terminated; legal experts say the move may be rejected by courts
Mifal HaPais chairman says he has no problems facing consequences of implementing such a harsh measure, adding unvaccinated employees will first be put on unpaid leave and later terminated; legal experts say the move may be rejected by courts
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