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Transport Syndicate Seeks Diesel Aid and Lower Drivers' Commissions
The Transport Union in Palestine is calling for the expansion of diesel support and the reduction of commissions borne by drivers, aiming to improve their economic conditions and enable them to continue working. The union's president explained that the recent government decisions, which include exemptions and reductions in fees, were made after negotiations with various unions. However, they do not cover all categories of drivers, especially those working on a commission basis using vehicles that do not belong to them. The driver community is suffering from high operating costs and low financial returns, with some drivers earning no more than 50 shekels at the end of the day. They also advocated for regulating competition by limiting the phenomenon of private vehicles reaching service stations, in order to protect legal workers and ensure fairness in financial burdens. Furthermore, they emphasized the need to support fuel prices, especially diesel, following government promises to follow up on this issue. They also highlighted the importance of sharing the financial burdens among all parties to ensure the sector’s sustainability and prevent additional costs being transferred to citizens.
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