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Sense of mission: A refreshment station for messengers has opened in Tel Aviv
Food company messengers have always been part of the urban landscape, but the Corona has made them the heroes of the hour.
The Histadrut also decided that they deserved more and set up a special space for refreshments on Ibn Gvirol Street in Tel Aviv: drinks, light refreshments, mobile charging stations, toilets and even professional advice.
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Sunday, 08 August 2021, 11:21 Updated: 11:52
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New in Tel Aviv-Jaffa: A Club for the Welfare of the Apostles. Following the association of Tan Biss workers, the Histadrut and the Histadrut of Working and Learning Youth launched a new social enterprise designed to serve as a meeting place and refreshment station for workers employed in the missions industry.
The place, which is open five days a week, will allow couriers from all companies to stop to rest between deliveries, drink coffee or a glass of water, use the toilets and get professional advice on their rights
since the outbreak of the corona crisis and the surge in online orders. The apostles, some of whom have waited many months to be accepted into their workplace, struggle to make a living on busy roads, in all weather conditions and often without basic physical conditions.
In response to these workers, the Histadrut, in collaboration with the Working and Learning Youth Federation, opened a first-of-its-kind social enterprise called the Apostles' Club.
The club, which opened at the end of July at 107 Ibn Gvirol Street in Tel Aviv, is currently underway, and operates five days a week for emissaries and emissaries from all companies, including Ten Biss, Walt, Mishlucha, Rest, Get Delivery and others.
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The club serves as a refreshment station for employees in the errand industry and offers its visitors a variety of rest and leisure facilities. Along with the option to stop and rest in an air-conditioned place between delivery, the couriers and couriers can use the kitchenette to eat or drink a glass of water, make themselves hot drinks, recharge their cell phone and bike batteries, play backgammon or console connected to the TV and use the bathroom. A bicycle repair stand will also be placed next to the club, which will allow independent repairs to all types of bicycles.
In addition, the place will serve as an information station that will provide each courier with an answer and advice on issues related to their rights at work. Although some of the emissaries are not yet affiliated with the Histadrut, the club is open to all emissaries and provides relevant support to every employee employed in the industry.
"The idea to open the Apostles' Club was born while we were accompanying the association of Tan Biss employees," says club coordinator Meidan Fishman. "This is a basic need that has arisen in many conversations with the apostles, some of whom describe a difficult reality."
The club's coordinator, Shir Dvir, explained: "The club is also a meeting place for people who work together in the same workplace and often do not know each other. It is a place where we let them bring themselves, offer ideas, ask questions about what they deserve, understand "More about the pay slip or their receipt and most importantly rest and recharge for the rest of the work day.
We invite all missionaries and emissaries, from all companies, unionized and unincorporated, to drop by to visit us and get to know the place."
The Apostles Club (Ibn Gvirol 107, Tel Aviv) is open Sunday-Thursday, between the hours of 13:00 - 18:00. Already now, and in light of the demand,The possibility of opening the club overtime and expanding the venture to new points in the future is being examined.
The Shliach Club, 107 Ibn Gvirol Street, Tel Aviv (Photo: Histadrut spokeswoman)
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