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Employee Benefits

4 stories about Employee Benefits
מטבח מאובזר בפירות, ירקות ושלל סוגי גרנולות

From Intel to Meta: How high-tech giants are rethinking employee perks

31.10.24|Maayan Manela
With coffee cuts and meal reductions, the tech industry shifts its approach to benefits.
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High-tech startups blocking secondary deals to save face and valuation

31.01.23|Sophie Shulman
Tech employees got used to exercising options in secondary transactions during the good years, but now they are increasingly facing a refusal from their companies who fear that such deals will reveal the drop in their valuation and also bring in unwanted shareholders
חברי הנהלת איירון סורס

Israeli tech employees netted staggering $4.5-6 billion through options in 2021

11.08.22|Sophie Shulman
The Tax Authority's report reveals the huge sums that flowed into the accounts of 200,000 high-tech employees
רובוטים רובוט מנקה שואב אוטומטי איירובוט איי רובוט

Israeli Techies to Get iRobots, Portable Espresso Machines for Passover

19.03.18|Maayan Manela
Passover is right around the corner, and employees throughout Israel are expecting to get their holiday gifts, a local equivalent of Christmas bonuses