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Are employers allowed to prevent their employees from going out of the country, when it will require a quarantine upon return?

Chagai Vered

4 August 2020

While the notion of travelling abroad for vacation seems like a distant memory, COVID-19 continues to raise new issues regarding vacation time. Are employers allowed to prevent their employees from going out of the country, when it will require a quarantine upon return? How does unpaid time off influence the accumulation of vacation days? Our Partner, Chagai Vered, explains to ynet in a recent article. For the full article >> click here

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