රැකියා හිමිකම් සහ වැඩබිම් නීති

ඊශ්‍රායලයේ වෙසෙන විදේශීය ශ්‍රමික ඔබ, ඔබේ ශ්‍රමය සූරා කෑමකට කැමැත්තෙන් ඉඩ නොදුන්නත්, නොදැනුවත්වම, කාලයත් සමඟ එවන් යමක් සිදුවිය හැක. තමාට නියමිත සේවයට වඩා වැඩ කරන සෑම පැයක් වෙනුවෙන් ගෙවීමක් නොකරන්නේ නම්, එය ඔබෙන් උදුරා ගත් අයිතියකි. ඔබව සූරාකෑමට ලක් කිරීමකි. වැඩ කරන කාලය සඳහා මූලික නීති ඊශ්‍රායලයේ වැඩකරන දින 6 සතියකට නම් පැය 47 කාලයකි. […]

ඊශ්‍රායලයේ විදේශීය ශ්‍රමිකයෙක් ලෙස ඔබ සතු සේවක අයිතිවාසිකම් අතර අවම වැටුපක්, නියමිත වැටුප් පත්, නියමිත විවේකයක්, වාර්ෂික නිවාඩු, අසනීප නිවාඩු, සෞඛ්‍ය රක්ෂණයක්, සේවායෝජකයා ඔබගේ සේවය අත්හිටවනවානම් ඒ සඳහා දැනුවත් කාලයක්, සේවය වසරකට පසු ලබන පාරිතෝෂිකයක් යන මෙවන් බොහෝ අයිතිවාසිකම් ඔබ සතුය. මෙයින් අදහස් කරන්නේ ඔබට ඒ පිළිබඳව යම් දැනීමක් ලබා දීමයි. ඊශ්‍රායල් නීතියට අනුව විදේශීය […]

The fear of saying something is real. You worry about anger. You worry about dismissal. You worry that raising one issue will become the reason everything else gets worse. And so you stay quiet — one month, two months, six months — while the problem grows. That silence is understandable. It is also, in most […]

You know something is wrong. You have felt it for weeks. But when someone asks you to explain the situation, the details blur — the dates are uncertain, the messages are scattered across three different apps, and the one screenshot you really need is from a phone you no longer have. That gap between what […]

Not every hard employer is an exploitative one. But the difference matters — because the right response depends entirely on which situation you are in. A difficult job has friction, misunderstandings, bad days. Those things can often be talked through or corrected. An exploitative situation is different: it has a pattern of control that the […]

Rest and religion are two things many foreign workers do not feel confident discussing with their employer. There is a fear of seeming difficult, of causing offence, or of risking the job itself. But rest is not a favour. And holidays are not a request. Both are rights — and they are easier to protect […]

Many workers leave a job in Israel without ever asking about severance pay. Either they assume it will be handled automatically, or they were told they are not entitled, and they accepted that without checking. Sometimes money was sitting in a fund with their name on it — and nobody told them. Severance pay is […]

The end of a job is one of the most disorganised moments in working life. Emotions run high. Conversations happen fast. And paperwork — the thing that matters most — gets forgotten in the middle of everything else. Whether you are being dismissed or choosing to resign, the days around the end of employment often […]

Most people look at the number at the bottom of a payslip, check that the bank transfer arrived, and file it away. That habit is exactly what makes underpayment so easy to hide. A payslip is not just a receipt. It is a monthly account of how the employer described your work. And if the […]

You wake up feeling terrible. You cannot work. And in the middle of feeling unwell, you are already worried: Will this day be paid? Will the employer be angry? What paper do I need and how quickly do I need it? Being sick is hard enough on its own. This article removes the extra stress […]