Discount Bank Foreign Exchange Dept. on Strike Two Days

Employees at the Israel Discount Bank (Bank Diskont) will strike the bank's foreign exchange center on Tuesday and Wednesday. This is in addition to the strike at the bank's computer center, which began on Sunday.

The decision to escalate the restrictions followed a failure in talks between management and the workers' commission

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