Employment
Revised income tax brackets boost March salary
Income tax brackets in Israel are designed to tax those who earn more at a higher rate than those who earn less.
Israel registered 37% less unpaid leave applications than in previous Iran war, report reveals
'I end each day exhausted': Survey of 1,488 workers reveals ‘AI brain fry’
Number of Israeli job seekers fell in January 2026 amid tight labor market
Israel’s post-crisis leadership challenge: Restoring trust and resilience - opinion
On the surface in Israel, everything seems back to normal. But behind closed doors, employees struggle with burnout, exhaustion, and disconnection from their fields.
The loyal ex-employee: How to handle a workplace exit - opinion
The poorly handled exit of an employee often creates immediate and irreversible damage.
The race for the campus: NVIDIA approaches the dramatic moment of decision – this is the date
NVIDIA is in the final stage of choosing its new campus in Israel. Almost all northern municipalities competed, but only Kiryat Tivon, Megiddo, and Kiryat Ata remain in the race.
AI won’t replace jobs; it will replace excuses for innovation - opinion
AI isn’t here to replace jobs, it’s here to eliminate outdated practices and empower entrepreneurs to innovate faster and smarter than ever before.
Rami Levy surprises Rosh Ha’ayin: New project to include commerce, employment, and housing
A new project by Rami Levy Real Estate will combine commerce, employment, and housing in two complexes in the new Pisgat Afek neighborhood in Rosh Ha’ayin.
Israel's education system lacks 1,500 teachers as new school year looms ahead
Within this total, the biggest shortage is in central Israel, with a shortage of 726 teachers, followed by Tel Aviv at 467, and then southern Israel at 145.
Hi-tech company to cut approx. 30 Israeli jobs despite growth in Q2 financial report
Kaltura's Q2 2025 financial report highlighted that the company's revenue and profits exceeded expectations, but are still planning to undertake an organizational restructuring.
Israeli businesses adapt to AI models - what does that mean for future of country's workforce?
AI can either complement human labor, freeing employees for more complex tasks, or substitute workers, potentially leading to technological unemployment.
Emotional intelligence among most sought-after skills employers look for - opinion
Cultural agility, emotional intelligence, and cross-border communication are no longer “nice to have.” They’re mission-critical.
Employers on the front line: The labor market put to the test - opinion
Economic resilience in Israel’s business sector depends also on the ability of employers to act strategically and inclusively, connecting to the diverse communities around them.
