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High-tech salaries soar to record highs—but a drop may be coming
04.06.25|Shahar IlanMarch bonuses drive a 9% jump in wages, but April data expected to show sharp correction.
Deni Avdija tops list of Israel’s highest-paid athletes with over $15M
06.04.25|CTechNBA contracts, European football deals and MLS transfers show Israel’s athletes going global—and getting paid.
Intel slashes employee bonuses amid financial struggles
04.02.25|Meir OrbachAnnual bonuses drop to 0.8 months’ salary as company's challenges mount.
Data scientists’ salaries reach crazy highs as the war for tech talent escalates
28.04.21|CTechA survey held by Machine & Deep Learning Israel has revealed that the average salaries in the data science and machine and deep learning sectors at GAMFA stands at NIS 55,700 (approximately $17,200) a month
Tech salaries continue to climb, highlighted by particularly sharp increases outside of Tel Aviv
29.03.21|Maayan ManelaSalaries of tech employees have increased by 5% overall in Israel over the past year, with demand climbing especially in the north of the country
Business as usual: Vast majority of Israeli tech companies planning to raise salaries in 2021
22.11.20|Maayan ManelaDespite Covid-19, a new report shows that 84% of Israeli tech firms intend to increase wages next year
The Gender Wage Gap is Bigger in Israel
18.12.18|Adi PickWomen in Israel earned 69% of the average male monthly salary in 2017. The global average gender wage gap for 2018 stands at 19%
Tel Aviv-Based Startup Seeking Regulatory Nod to Pay Employees in Bitcoin
13.06.18|Reut ShpigelmanSocial engagement startup Spot.IM hopes to offer employees the option of getting paid at least a portion of their wage in cryptocurrency
Blockchain, Cybersecurity, Machine Learning and DevOps Are the Top 2018 Trends for Israeli Tech
27.03.18|Tofi Stoler According to data gathered by Israel-based tech placement company see.V, salaries in the sector amount to nearly three times the national average
Netflix Engineers Have Abnormally High Salary Expectations, Survey Finds
21.03.18|Asaf ShalevAccording to data collected by employment website Woo, engineers currently working for the media streaming company are asking for more than $337,000 in yearly compensation in order to take a new job

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Salary

High-tech salaries soar to record highs—but a drop may be coming

Deni Avdija tops list of Israel’s highest-paid athletes with over $15M

Intel slashes employee bonuses amid financial struggles

Data scientists’ salaries reach crazy highs as the war for tech talent escalates

Tech salaries continue to climb, highlighted by particularly sharp increases outside of Tel Aviv

Business as usual: Vast majority of Israeli tech companies planning to raise salaries in 2021

The Gender Wage Gap is Bigger in Israel

Tel Aviv-Based Startup Seeking Regulatory Nod to Pay Employees in Bitcoin

Blockchain, Cybersecurity, Machine Learning and DevOps Are the Top 2018 Trends for Israeli Tech

Netflix Engineers Have Abnormally High Salary Expectations, Survey Finds