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| By: Israel Insider staff and partners |
| Published: October 11, 2005 |
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Late Monday evening, the owner of a Netivot catering hall in southern Israel was arrested on charges of paying his teenage employees only 2 NIS an hour, more than six times lower than the legal minimum wage for their age. The man was also charged with encouraging his 14-year-old workers to steal on his behalf when asked for a higher salary, and awarded his employees with 20 NIS for goods stolen. Haaretz reported the suspect was detained and admitted to charges, and has been put under house arrest.
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Netivot businessman held for paying employees 2 NIS an hour
- (Haaretz)
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