Ahead of layoffs, Maariv journalists clash with guards at Tel Aviv protest

Protesters demonstrating in front of former publisher's offices to demand severance payments are barred from entering building, beaten by security guards.

By Nati Toker | 19:13 24.09.12 |

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Around 50 Maariv employees protested in front of former publisher Ofer Nimrodi’s company offices in Tel Aviv on Monday to demand their severance payments ahead of the layoffs expected after the paper's sale last week.

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Ahead of layoffs, Maariv journalists clash with guards at Tel Aviv protest

Protesters demonstrating in front of former publisher's offices to demand severance payments are barred from entering building, beaten by security guards.

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