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Recently, the Chinese Embassy in Israel has received many reports of construction workers' rights being infringed upon due to illegal work; some have died at work due to inadequate construction site safety management, and their families are unable to receive insurance compensation; some take it lightly that “black foremen” are frequently deducted from their wages after being lured into “black workers,” and their income has been reduced; some have been continuously deceived and fired by several “black foremen” and have gone to the streets; some have been reported to have been defrayed for a long time and later deported by “black workers” They are unable to recover their wage arrears, causing irreparable losses to themselves and their families. Particular attention should be paid to the fact that the Israeli side is taking more and more severe clean-up and crackdown on “undercover work” practices, and all those investigated and punished are being deported. The Embassy in Israel once again reminds construction workers in Israel that they must strictly abide by the requirements of the Sino-Israeli labor cooperation policy and local laws, sign a formal labor contract and apply for corresponding insurance, work legally with a valid work visa, earn a steady income, not take the false publicity and high salary temptations of lawbreakers lightly, and not change jobs easily.
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Recently, the Chinese Embassy in Israel has received many reports of construction workers' rights being infringed upon due to illegal work; some have died at work due to inadequate construction site safety management, and their families are unable to receive insurance compensation; some take it lightly that “black foremen” are frequently deducted from their wages after being lured into “black workers,” and their income has been reduced; some have been continuously deceived and fired by several “black foremen” and have gone to the streets; some have been reported to have been defrayed for a long time and later deported by “black workers” They are unable to recover their wage arrears, causing irreparable losses to themselves and their families. Particular attention should be paid to the fact that the Israeli side is taking more and more severe clean-up and crackdown on “undercover work” practices, and all those investigated and punished are being deported. The Embassy in Israel once again reminds construction workers in Israel that they must strictly abide by the requirements of the Sino-Israeli labor cooperation policy and local laws, sign a formal labor contract and apply for corresponding insurance, work legally with a valid work visa, earn a steady income, not take the false publicity and high salary temptations of lawbreakers lightly, and not change jobs easily.
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