Labor
Foreign workers replace Palestinian labor in Israel, face hurdles
Restructuring of work permits and recruitment policies is reshaping construction, agriculture, and services while raising concerns about long-term economic and social effects.
Histadrut head Arnon Bar-David among labor leaders arrested in alleged public corruption scheme
Knesset erupts over speaker's jab at Supreme Court chief, Netanyahu expects more peace deals
Doha clears UK activist Andy Hall of defamation over migrant rights case
Israel Medical Association warns legislation would ‘devastate’ the healthcare system
Thousands of hospital and clinic donors will hold a two-hour warning strike on Wednesday morning in protest against the threatened passage of “Reasonableness Clause.”
How a minor Israeli court case changed how vacation days are viewed
Israel’s economy and workplace of 1951 have been replaced by the start-up nation’s economy and welfare-equality workplace. This is how the Labor Court helped vacation days catch up.
8 out of 10 working women risk losing their jobs to artificial intelligence
A study reveals that 8 out of 10 working women face higher job loss risks due to the rise of artificial intelligence compared to 6 out of 10 men.
Israeli opposition MK bashes Rothman's 'chutzpah' over judicial reform bill
Likud MK Moshe Saada said that reasonableness is a complex issue, but decried those that engaged in rioting.
Labor MK announces intention to unseat Merav Michaeli as faction leader
Rayten: "I think [Michaeli] is being treated wrongly. Obviously, if you look in retrospect, a merger with Meretz could change the entire picture."
Israeli judicial reform talks at crucial point, Revital Swid says
If the coalition chooses to occupy both spots on the committee with coalition Knesset members, the talks will likely end, judicial reform negotiation mediator Revital Swid said.
Labor, city leaders petition Israel's High Court against Arnona Fund
The petition pointed to flaws in how the Fund was approved and the negative effects it may have on Israeli society.
Judicial reform negotiations resume Monday at President's Residence
The Judicial Selection Committee makeup is the only bill to have reached a point where all that it needs to pass is a second and third reading on the Knesset floor.
Labor activist Yaya Fink collects donations for Huwara pogrom victims
Settlers torched Palestinian houses and cars in Huwara in the northern West Bank and attacked Palestinians throughout the West Bank on Sunday after the attack.
Labor Party files criminal complaint against Netanyahu
"I want to give you [ministers] a fist to strike at them [protestors against judicial reform]," Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in the cabinet meeting
