Jobs in israel
Israel registered 37% less unpaid leave applications than in previous Iran war, report reveals
In total, 7936 people registered for unemployment since the war began, of whom 55% are women, Employment Service revealed on Sunday. Of this group, 54% are mothers of underage children.
Number of Israeli job seekers fell in January 2026 amid tight labor market
Israel job vacancies hit highest rate since December of 2022, CBS says
MentOlim networking event revolutionizes job hunting for new olim
Minimum wage earners lose NIS 2,750 per month - study
Israel's minimum wage is NIS 5,300 per month, or about NIS 29 per hour, a sum last updated in December 2017.
Number of Israeli job seekers drops 35% in July
The number of job seekers in Israel dropped by more than 35 percent in July to 291,000, Israel Employment Services (IES) said Monday.
13% hike in work permits for Palestinians prior to PM-Biden parley
This is one of a number of steps Israel plans to take to strengthen the economic ties between Israel and the PA
Coronavirus: Job seekers decline nearly 14% in April
Unemployment benefits are already being reduced by 10% as of this week, a month after Israel's jobless rate reached below 10%, as per the government's original outline.
Jerusalem Rabbinate requires beards in job application for inspectors
In addition, the tenders did not state that the positions were open to women and neither were they written using both male and female language.
Plenty of jobs, but no work: Vacancies reach record high
The job vacancy for March was 4.43%, compared with 3.59% for 2019 and -2.47% in 2020, CBS said.
200,000 Israelis returned to work since end of third lockdown
The number of jobseekers claiming unemployment benefits is now 560,628, with 55.3% (309,985) of them on unpaid leave.
Job offers for full-time gamers are available for the first time in Israel
More than NIS 2 million was raised by the eSports organization "Team Finest" to employ gamers working remotely from their own living rooms.
Salary and gender
In Jerusalem, a female salaried employee earned 77% of every shekel of income earned by a male salaried employee.
One-in-five Israeli businesses set to fail thanks to coronavirus lockdown
11.5% of Israel's workforce have been put out of work since the lockdown began in March.
