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ECI Telecom Taps Industry Veteran Irit Touitou as Executive Vice President
25.03.19|CTechTouitou will head the company's research and development activities and its 5G program
ECI Employees in Israel Sign Collective Agreement With Management
05.11.18|Hagar Ravet and Adi Pick As part of the agreement, ECI will increase the components of the salary for which employees are entitled to social benefits by 20%, and award employees with one-time bonuses and salary adjustments
Communication Equipment Firm ECI Confirms Plans for London IPO
20.09.18|Golan HazaniECI seeks to raise around $230 million in new and existing shares, according to the company’s registration documents
Workers' Strike at ECI Ends, 60 Employees Would Be Let-Go
12.01.18|Meir OrbachOn Thursday, tear gas was released outside the headquarters of the Israel-based telecom supplier as the labor dispute between ECI management and its employees escalated
CTech’s Daily Israeli Tech News Roundup
11.01.18|CTechIsraeli entrepreneur calls Amazon’s recruitment tactics in the country “terrible.” Gal Gadot is Huawei’s new CEO—Chief Experience Officer
Israel’s ECI Telecom Challenged by Low Profitability in India, Strong Shekel
03.01.18|Meir OrbachIn December the company announced a plan to let go 6% of its workforce, citing increased global competition
CTech’s Daily Israeli Tech News Roundup
21.12.17|CTechBlockchain loses magic hold on Tel Aviv investors. Activists out to change Israel's arm exports policies. The world’s first commercial-scale wave power plant will be built by Israel-based Yam Pro Energy in Ghana. Injectable bone grafts were demonstrated for the first time
Israel’s ECI Telecom to Lay Off 6% of Workforce
21.12.17|Meir OrbachIn an email to employees, the telecom equipment manufacturer’s CEO Darryl Edwards wrote the layoffs were needed because of global competition, a decline in governmental support, and a strong shekel

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