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"If there is no significant change, we will see a 25%-30% reduction in high-tech's workforce"

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Echo: “Employees have become very good at identifying performative culture”

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"If there is no significant change, we will see a 25%-30% reduction in high-tech's workforce"

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More than 50 years after its debut, Israel's Kfir fighter jet gets a new lease on life

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Why Thai, Indian and Sri Lankan workers have become essential to Israel’s labor market

Tens of thousands of workers from Asia now fill critical gaps across food, agriculture, hotels, and transport.

עובדי בניין מהודו נוחתים ב נתב"ג

How Israel lost control of the foreign worker market

02.06.26|Shahar Ilan

The number of foreign workers has surged by nearly 80% since the start of the war, but no one can clearly explain how quotas are set, or where the policy is heading.

פיקדון כסף בנק בנקים שקלים שקל

Thousands of foreign workers caught in collapse of Israeli money transfer company

28.05.26|Lital Dobrovitzky

Global Remit seeks emergency arrangement after regulators suspend operations.

עובדים זרים מ טורקיה בונים בניינים ב תל אביב

Indian workers desperate for jobs in Israel despite war: "If it's in our destiny to die, then we can die either here or there"

18.01.24|Reuters

Masons, painters, electricians, plumbers and some farmers said they were looking for jobs in Israel with some willing to risk going into a conflict zone because they could make five times more money in a year than they would at home

אורית פרקש הכהן שרת החדשנות המדע והטכנולוגיה

Importing tech employees is not the answer

18.08.21|Hagar Ravet and Meir Orbach

Over the past three years, 1,000 high tech workers arrived in Israel from abroad with most working at Intel or Teva Pharmaceuticals, but experts don’t think that will solve the manpower shortage