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Amir Peretz's appointment as chairman of IAI was thwarted
Amir Peretz was a minister, wanted to be president and in the past even prime minister, but today the appointments committee decided not to approve his appointment as chairman of IAI.
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Amir Peretz
Bnei Gantz
Avigdor Lieberman
Israel Aerospace Industries
Sonia Gorodisky
Tuesday, 26 October 2021, 13:51 Updated: 14:02
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He wanted to be prime minister, he wanted to be president, he was defense minister, but today former economy minister Amir Peretz was disqualified from serving as chairman of the IAI board of directors. coalition Government companies Authority has the responsibility of the Ministry of Finance.
the appointments committee headed by Justice Gillor, decided to reject the candidacy of Peretz. the commission's decision not disclosed reasons for the decision, and now the relevant ministers - Avigdor Lieberman and Benny Gantz, should decide how to proceed and whether to accept the committee's decision.
Peretz served As Minister of Economy and Industry in the Netanyahu-Gantz government, on behalf of the Blue and White Bloc, he did not run in the last Knesset elections.
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Amir Peretz enters the Ministry of Economy, 2020. His last public position?
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Wage anomalies and promotion freeze
According to the latest report of exceptional public sector wages recently published by the Ministry of Finance, the government company was the leader in exception.
Following a hearing for collective management of the company and representatives of civil society signed a collective agreement which have been frozen Promotions highest offices and rejected for salary increments. Savings resulting from the agreement is estimated at NIS 620 million, the cumulative amount from 2020 and for the coming years.
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