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Achilles' high heel: Tech industry has become the weak point of the labor market
16.03.23
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Shahar Ilan
With the increase in interest rates, inflation, and now the collapse of the banks, will the Israeli labor market continue to maintain stability? The high-tech market is already showing signs of weakness, with the supply of jobs decreasing and the number of job seekers jumping by 20%
Number of job seekers in high-tech jumped by 20% in two months
22.01.23
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Shahar Ilan
The data from the employment service seems to reflect not only the waves of layoffs in high-tech, but also the increasing difficulty to find work quickly
Quiet quitting in China and salary transparency in Germany: how are different countries dealing with changes in the labor market
04.01.23
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Maayan Manela
Lawyers worldwide explain what labor laws apply to the popular employment phenomena of the past year
Trending downward: How low can the job market go?
21.12.22
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Shahar Ilan
Although the employment figures published this week are still good, the negative trend cannot be ignored. High-tech, for example, is still short of software engineers, but the demand has been cut in half. Is the Israeli economy heading for a soft or hard landing?
High-tech job openings in Israel fall by 30% over eight months
21.11.22
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Shahar Ilan
According to CBS data, the information and communication industries, associated with high-tech, experienced a drop from 8.74% of vacant jobs in February to 6.03% in October
Tech leaders launch initiative to train 10,000 employees from under-represented populations
22.09.22
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Sophie Shulman
Palo Alto Networks, Insight Partners, and executives from across the high-tech industry are establishing a new platform for recruiting and training employees with the goal to train 10,000 workers from sectors that suffer from underrepresentation in the industry
Why are there almost no Bedouins in high-tech companies?
13.09.22
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Shahar Ilan
A new study found that two major barriers to employing Bedouins are the language barrier and the tensions between Bedouins and Jews in the south. Study also reveals that 20% of Bedouin boys dropout of high school
What is “quiet quitting" really about?
31.08.22
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Viki Auslender
“A healthy separation between life and work is not resignation; people are not lazy and working from home is efficient and beneficial to employees. It's not that ‘no one wants to work’, but that ‘no one wants to work under the conditions offered by employers’,” writes Viki Auslender
Offshore in Europe: Does the old continent hold the solution for the tech employee shortage
16.06.22
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Alon Reiter
“While the challenges of recruiting employees are being experienced globally, in Israel they're having a severe impact. We anticipate that in the coming year and the years immediately following it, this will be the ongoing trend despite changes to markets,” writes Alon Reiter, VP HR & OutSourcing at Aman Group
“More employers choose to focus on hard skills and less on academic background”
24.05.22
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Calcalist
Ilil Amir-Kasif, the Director of the Center for Higher Education and Employment, founded by the Edmond de Rothschild Foundation, was speaking during Calcalist’s “Academia that Works” conference
“We need to develop leadership skills in order to handle remote management”
11.05.22
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CTech
Stella Voulgaraki, Chief People Officer at Kaizen Gaming, was speaking during a panel at the WorkTech conference, discussing the evolution of the HR world together with Claude Silver, Chief Heart Officer at VaynerMedia, and Anja Leschly, Chief Human Resources Officer at Conscia
Connecteam raises $120 million for deskless workforce management platform
02.03.22
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Meir Orbach
The Israeli company’s Series C funding comes on the back of a very successful year in which it increased its annual revenue and number of clients by 400%
Soft skills are crucial to Israeli tech maintaining its edge
23.02.22
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Eran Feigenbaum
“In the high-tech industry and other industries as well, emotional social skills have become one of the important criteria in the recruitment process and in the corporate culture,” writes Eran Feigenbaum, Oracle Israel Country Leader
The next work perk: Will Israeli high-tech move to a shortened work week?
21.02.22
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Ma'ayan Manela
Sage's development center in Israel will begin a pilot where they will work Monday through Thursday, will others follow suit?
Freelancers salaries surge amid pandemic and digitization
13.02.22
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Sophie Shulman
The Covid-19 pandemic led to a rise in demand for freelancers, and their salaries followed suit. According to research conducted by Payoneer, most freelancers are between the ages of 18-34 and are expecting the boom to continue
Want to attract and retain the best employees? Shine light on your Employer Value Proposition
02.02.22
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Aviv Weizmann
"Without realizing their mistake, countless organizations use inefficient employer brands and aim to be "the best." Perhaps due to a lack of awareness or thought about what "best" actually means?" writes Aviv Weizmann of Natural Intelligence
A holistic solution for the Great Resignation
27.01.22
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Dalit Krainer
“Money and conditions are no longer enough to keep workers for a long time. To cope with the trend, we need to adapt to the market and produce solutions that will touch on all areas of employment,” writes Dalit Krainer of Checkmarx
An international crisis hits the education system, and workplaces pay the price
20.01.22
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Yael Shafrir
What is the connection between the school crisis, high-tech challenges and the problems of the labor market? What can be done about this, and how does it relate to the UN's Sustainable Development Goals?
Study: Transgenders earn less, feel uncomfortable at work
09.01.22
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Maayan Manela
A new study conducted in the United States by the consulting company McKinsey, reveals that most transgender people are not comfortable being out in professional interactions. "The professional environment in Tel Aviv is very friendly to the LGBTQ+ community, but it's still new to the discourse about transgenders"
Nir Zuk faces criticism after saying high-earning techies should be heavily taxed
30.12.21
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CTech
The founder of Palo Alto suggested increasing taxes for high-earning tech employees in order to bridge the gaps in Israeli society, but CEO of Rapyd Arik Shtilman called him out, claiming taxes are one of the reasons for the sector’s workforce shortage
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