National Labor Court
Leaving a legacy: Judge Varda Wirth Livne retires as president of National Labor Court
The occasion was marked by a ceremony attended by other justices, as well as a speech by Chief Justice Isaac Amit.
Legal disputes reach courts as Histadrut threatens to extend strike
17 new judges appointed to labor courts, in shadow of judicial reform and war
Former employees at Netanyahu's residence reach settlement for abuse
When the Lubavitcher Rebbe gave his 'hechsher' to Israel's court
The Lubavitcher Rebbe was conveying that for this type of dispute, the Labor Court was in a better position to try to help the parties settle the dispute themselves.
Israeli doctors, health system strike after judicial reform bill passes
As part of the strike announced by the Israeli Medical Association, hospitals will operate in a "Shabbat mode" on Tuesday.
How the court kept Israel's national parks open for Sukkot
In today’s complex global economy, alternative settlement methods for collective disputes must be developed so that a strike is the last option.
How a biblical story inspired the resolution of a Jerusalem court case
Moses settles a dispute
Sinai says: Israel’s young rhythmic gymnasts mere pawns in Vigdorchik saga
There is little doubt that the drama of the past year has crippled a once proud national team, perhaps beyond repair.
Labor of love
As Steve Adler studied judicial systems elsewhere, he put that knowledge into practice by raising the quality and significance of labor law in Israel.
