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Layoff
12 stories about Layoff
The industry is hanging by a thread: 10 laid off tech pros tell their stories
17.07.20
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Diana Bahur-Nir
Recently unemployed tech professionals talk about their financial worries, emotional crises, the rising competition for each job, the terrifying future, and the one silver lining that may come from it all
Winners and Losers of the Week: Welcome to the New, ‘New-Normal’
24.04.20
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Elihay Vidal
The trickle of layoffs in the Israeli tech sector is threatening to very quickly become a flood and indicates that the ‘new-normal’ will be very different and darker than even the relatively bright-eyed present we’re experiencing
Bringg to Layoff 10% of Employees in Israel
23.04.20
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Meir Orbach
CEO Guy Bloch changes his tune after telling Calcalist earlier this week that “while other companies are cutting back we found ourselves shifting up a gear”
AR Startup Magic Leap to Fire 50 Workers in Israel as Part of Global Layoffs
23.04.20
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Hagar Ravet
The company plans to shift its client focus from retail to businesses. Local GM says current circumstances demand flexibility
Israeli Tech Companies Sisense and Singular Firing Scores of Employees
23.04.20
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Meir Orbach
Software unicorn Sisense says layoff of 80 workers, 20 of them in Israel, is part of the company’s strategy for the lean times ahead
Struggling Tech Sector Moves From Cutbacks to Layoffs
22.04.20
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Meir Orbach
The industry is seeing a spike in firings as investors urge companies to tighten their belts. After cutting back on industry-standard perks, startups are taking a further step and reducing their human capital
Imperva to Lay Off Dozens of Employees Following Acquisition by Thoma Bravo
15.01.19
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Meir Orbach and Hagar Ravet
The technology investment firm completed Imperva's $2.1 billion acquisition Thursday
Teva Restructuring Cuts Deep into Israel’s Pharma Job Market, Exports
07.01.19
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Amitay Gazit and Dror Reich
Israel's pharmaceutical export fell 21% in 2018, according to a new report. Teva let go around 1,200 Israeli employees last year
Communication Chips Company ColorChip to Lay Off 50% of Employees
24.12.18
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Meir Orbach
In August, Calcalist reported that the Israel-based company was negotiating an acquisition by Chinese chip designer and manufacturer Sanan Optoelectronics
Industrial Drone Startup Airobotics Relocates to Arizona
29.11.18
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Meir Orbach
Airobotics is laying off 25 employees in Israel. The company’s headquarters will be based in Arizona, while its research and development operation remains in Israel
SintecMedia to Lay Off 60 of its 350 Employees in Israel
17.12.17
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Hagar Ravet
The company develops business management software for TV and cable network companies. It was bought by private equity firm Francisco Partners for $400 million in 2016
Biomed Company Protalix to Lay Off a Fifth of its Workforce
26.11.17
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Dror Reich
The Israel-based NYSE American-listed company is currently undergoing a streamlining process
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