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  • Netanyahu meets with Negev Ceramics workers amid proposed mass layoffs

    The fate of 140 Israeli employees is hanging on the line.

  • Gili May

    Gili May to head issue management unit of Israeli ad firm
  • Silvan Shalom

    Shalom approves permits for Jordanians to work in Eilat hotels

    "The workers agreement with Jordan is a suitable solution that all sides will benefit from," says Shalom.

  • Gov’t to run program to promote diversity in state companies

    Among the companies that will participate in the first round of the pilot are the Electric Company, Namal Ashdod, Amidar and Israel Railways.

    By LIDAR GRAVÉ-LAZI

  • Security guards prevent employees from entering the Negev Ceramics plant.

    Negev Ceramics to lay off 130 employees

    Factory owners use private security guards to keep workers out as Negev Ceramics closes.

    By MAX SCHINDLER

  • Israeli Knesset

    Knesset advances 'political jobs bill'

    The controversial legislation will allow former politicians to be appointed to public management positions.

    By GIL HOFFMAN

  • Nefesh B Nefesh

    Affirmative action for immigrants, haredim becomes law

    “We’ve all heard stories of professors who couldn’t even find work as street cleaners.”

    By LAHAV HARKOV

  • coasters

    Tel Aviv business puts female ex-cons to work

    Halfway house is home to printing press employing women who served time.

    By BEN HARTMAN

  • idf beduin

    Affirmative action proposed for Arabs who served in IDF

    The proposed bill would help minorities who serve receive preference in tenders for public sector jobs.

    By LAHAV HARKOV

  • Employment fair in Jerusalem for men and women from the haredi sector,

    'Government must do more to increase haredi employment’ says philanthropist

    The employment rate among haredi men has risen steadily, but slowly.

    By JEREMY SHARON

  • money

    Histadrut, Finance Ministry ink minimum wage deal

    Agreement will raise miniumu wage to NIS 5,000.

    By NIV ELIS

  • Haredim

    Construction training program draws haredi men

    New Economy Ministry-led program draws men from haredi sector into construction work.

    By NIV ELIS

  • Employment fair in Jerusalem for men and women from the haredi sector,

    When hi-tech meets haredim in Jerusalem

    200 select candidates attend job fair.

    By JEREMY SHARON

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