Israelis have plenty of options to expand their job hunt, yet they still flock to the same few companies. What's so special about them?
G-P vice president explains why Israeli companies look to employer of record solutions to grow faster and for less money.
Even those behind ChatGPT acknowledge that the service is not without flaws.
A recent hi-tech report from IVC, LeumiTech reveals 42% drop in hi-tech investments in Israel in 2022 compared to 2021.
Arabs and ultra-Orthodox, which make up over 33% of the total population, only account for a total of 0.6% of hi-tech employees, the report also found.
The visit is another step in the collaboration between the two countries since ratification of the Abraham Accords
Papaya Global, valued at $3.7 billion in 2021, provides payroll services to companies such as Microsoft and Toyota.
Over one hundred companies in the Israeli hi-tech sector are expected to join a one-hour warning strike in protest of the government's judicial reform.
“US Jews, political leaders and investors need to speak up about this now, not later.”