Workers rights
More employees were hired, but competition is only growing: How the job market looked in July
The Jobnet index in collaboration with Civi AI found that in July, the number of candidates who began working increased by 10%, but job openings fell by 3%.
The bartender beat the National Insurance Institute: Cash tips will be considered part of wages
Record of leading Israeli companies in LGBT equality
Palestinian Authority promises public workers 50% wage, commits to repayment following strike
Experts say Qatar can lead Gulf on protections for workers against heat stress
Qatar bans work from more than twice the hours banned in Saudi Arabia, where the majority of the region's construction projects are underway.
BDS is hurting Palestinians as well as Diaspora Jews - opinion
Thousands of Palestinians taking part in the workforce of mainland Israel are unduly punished by some of the consequences of BDS
Safeguard raises $8 million for AI workplace accident prevention platform
By leveraging machine learning and Big Data, the company can give real-time warnings to endangered employees, hopefully reducing the fatalities within the physical labor industry.
Overworked employees take less breaks - study
Employers should still not rush to load extra work onto their employees, because well-being and performance is improved with regular breaks.
Israel reaches public service wage deal amid inflation worries
Workers will get an 11% raise over the next four years, reduced working hours and a one-time grant
Men get more vacation days than women, use them 33% more often
While men receive an average of 14.6 vacation days per year, women receive only 13.3 days. Further, men also take their vacation days at a 33% higher rate.
Latest Twitter lawsuit says company targeted women for layoffs
After Elon Musk took over Twitter, 57% of the female workers were laid off compared to 47% of the men.
Histadrut Leumit to BC Partners: Bring Keter's production back to Israel
After sending a letter to BC Partners, who own Keter Home and Garden, the federation of workers in Israel had to seek new methods to get their parent company's attention.
