MK Maoz: "It is unacceptable that workers will be required to work on Yom Kippur"

Maman, a cargo aircraft loading company, informed its employees that the loading operation will continue on Yom Kippur. Noam party chairman MK Avi Maoz appealed to Transportation Minister Miri Regev, demanding intervention and cancellation of the order, arguing that workers should not be forced to work on the holiest day of the Jewish year.

Maman, a company specializing in cargo aircraft loading, informed its employees that the loading operation will continue on Yom Kippur. In response, Noam party chairman MK Avi Maoz sent an urgent letter to Transportation Minister Miri Regev. Maoz argued that it is unacceptable for workers to be required to report to work on Yom Kippur to make up for operational backlogs, and demanded that the minister intervene immediately and order the cancellation of the directive. The matter was published in a statement by the Noam party. The article does not include a response from the Transportation Minister or Maman's management.