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Taub Center 2025 Report: Rising defense debt and low productivity threaten Israel’s 2026 growth

After two years of war, Israelis are facing mounting economic pressures. A new report by the Taub Center warns country must boost productivity and invest in human capital

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"Worthwhile to Work in Jerusalem" employment fair

Nearly three-quarters of Israelis fear they cannot handle employment crisis - study

 Is AI putting your job at risk?

Unemployment in Israel dips to new low

 Members of the Bedouin community in Southern Israel, convene a meeting with journalists, demanding justice for the death of their relative, Osama Abu Eissa, who was executed by Hamas terrorists during the October 7th attack, near Hura village, Israel November 9, 2023

Knesset: Finance Ministry failing to provide employment services to Negev's Bedouins


COVID-19 grants for people ages 67+, Zoom precautions, tax treaty rules

Laid off employees ages 67 and above and company owners are not entitled to unemployment pay under the coronavirus emergency regulations. But they may perhaps qualify for an “adaptation grant”

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How can Israel flatten its unemployment curve?

Employees at dozens of branches of the Israeli Employment Service have churned their way through over 900,000 new applications since the start of March, as the unemployment rate has exceeded 25%

POLICEMEN WALK past shuttered stalls at the Carmel market in Tel Aviv last week.

Employment Service: Unemployment rate reaches 25% of workforce

The southern port city of Eilat is the hardest hit city nationwide, with the unemployment rate soaring from 3.3% at the end of February to 69.3% on Sunday.

The empty roads of Tel Aviv  on March 27, 2020. The daily Israeli life has largely shut down with more cases of people being infected by the Coronavirus.

Useless homes

Instead of building new useless homes, the members of the pending coalition from Likud and Blue and White should be thinking about what they can personally do to serve as role models for the public.

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Finance Ministry: Soaring unpaid leave to cost state NIS 15 billion

The number of unemployment benefit claimants has climbed to almost 939,500, or 22.6% of the workforce.

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Over 450,000 Israelis have filed for unemployment since March began

Around 5,400 inquiries came this week from industrialists and factories who are looking to understand how to deal with the economic impacts of the coronavirus.

An electronic board displaying market data is seen at the entrance of the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, in Tel Aviv, Israel

New unemployment benefit claimants continue to soar

After the Employment Service website crashed due to the high level of traffic, the government body said it had expanded its server capacity to handle increased demand.

A woman uses an ATM at a branch of Israel Discount Bank in Tel Aviv, Israel

Olim struggle to find work as immigrant employment fair kicks off

Over 1,000 olim attended an employment fair organized by the Immigration and Absorption Ministry.

Olim attend an employment fair especially for their community.

Likelihood of job seekers finding employment dropped by 4% in 2019

Audit teams will examine the preparation of the education system ahead of expected technological developments and the changing need for skills.

An employee works at Internet data firm SimilarWeb at their offices in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Israel's low unemployment isn't the only job market indicator - analysis

While falling unemployment – a key measure of labor under-utilization – is certainly welcome news, the rate itself does not paint the full picture of the Israeli job market.

Employees work at Internet data firm SimilarWeb at their offices in Tel Aviv, Israel July 4, 2016