Employment
Layoffs at NICE: Some 500 employees to go home
The Ra'anana-based software giant is initiating a round of layoffs affecting about 5% of its workforce amid stock erosion and intensifying competition in the artificial intelligence sector.
Post-election impact: Employers pause hiring amid uncertainty
Shake-up in tech company rankings: monday.com plunged, who reached first place?
Competition for every job is rising: Is it harder to find work in Israel?
NIS 450 Million per month: The black-money pipeline under banks’ noses
Undocumented workers transfer millions abroad as state loses tax revenue. Sector officials accuse banks of profiting off the illegal practice.
To bring more haredi men into the IDF, first support those who serve - opinion
The success of haredi enlistment will not be measured only by how many young men put on a uniform, but also by how many will have a community and a future.
ADL affiliate JLens launches tracker ranking 100 US companies on Jewish employee support
The tracker evaluates companies across three core categories: Jewish Experience in the Workplace, Religious Accommodations, and Workplace Protections.
Changes to working hours and minimum wage in Israel for 2026
A major shift for Israel’s workforce: How upcoming updates to pay rates and labor limits will impact your paycheck and work-life balance.
Israel imports record foreign workforce to replace Palestinians, but housing crisis looms
Israel now has 250,000 legal and illegal foreign workers, the highest number ever, according to Israel Population and Immigration Authority figures, with more to come.
West Bank employment rebounds after Oct. 7 drop, but wages, protection remain weak, PCBS data shows
The majority of Palestinians, 680,000, were employed in the local market, an increase of around 27,000 workers from the first quarter.
Dramatic split: The new map of upheavals in Israeli tech
Tech employment remained stable and the sector is not collapsing but reorganizing: While software companies recorded 6.6% layoffs, hardware stood at just 1.1%.
Labor dispute at AIG: Employees demand improved conditions, AI regulation
Amid record business results, negotiations for a new collective agreement have stalled. The union and committee warn of labor action and express concern over job losses due to an AI pilot program.
Tel Aviv among world’s most expensive for employers, least lucrative for employees
Study comparing employment costs across 13 US, European, and Israeli cities finds Tel Aviv ranking second only to San San Francisco.
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%.
