Israel unemployment
Israel's youth labor force participation rate declines as gender gap narrows
Report reveals declining labor force participation among young Israelis (20-29), especially men and those in the Arab sector. Low unemployment is deceptive, hiding a sharp rise in discouragement.
War results in 50% business decline for Israel's self-employed, survey finds
‘Israel must wake up; development of Negev is real future of Israel’
Unemployment in Israel dips to new low
New head for equal employment commission
Adv. Mariam Kabaha previously served as the regional commissioner for equal employment opportunities in Haifa and the North.
Doing a good job getting people good jobs
ITWorks founder and CEO Ifat Baron of Netanya on her mission to find employment success for marginalized communities.
Strike averted: Deal expected on long-term care
A joint press conference with Histadrut Chairman Avi Nissenkorn and Finance Minister Moshe Kahlon has been called for 13:00 on Wednesday.
Survey finds nearly 40% of people with disabilities are unemployed
According to the findings, 14% of this population group has a severe disability, about 40% of whom are older than 65. Of the disabled, 10% have difficulty walking or climbing stairs.
Gagner sur tous les plans
Gros plan sur l’intégration de travailleurs handicapés au sein de la Knesset. Un exemple à suivre pour les autres instances gouvernementales
Ivory Coast to learn from Israel how to combat terrorism
The president of The Ivory Coast's National Assembly attributes the surge in terrorism to world wide unemployment.
In shift, JDC turns to private sector to tackle labor challenges
Israel regularly vied for the lowest spot in the OECD's poverty rankings. Between 1997 and 2013, the percentage of working poor has steadily risen.
Homeless in the Holy City
Those who have fallen through the cracks in Jerusalem are finding a helping hand at the municipality’s emergency services center.
Feeding the poor
“If we can help...then we help in any way we can.”
‘Women in the workplace are treated like walking uteri’
MK Aliza Lavie (Yesh Atid) told the committee that her daughter, a medical resident, was required to sign a statement that she will not get pregnant for a year.