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Women power Haredi entry into high-tech as male participation flatlines

30.06.26|Meir Orbach

Study points to education and labor-market barriers.

מוסף מנהלים 31.12.19 נשים חרדיות במרכז מטריקס במודיעין עילית

Israeli tech sector saw a 52% rise in the number of Haredi Jews employees since 2014, report shows

28.07.20|Hagar Ravet

A new report published by umbrella organization IATI and Haredi nonprofit KamaTech indicates there are still significant gaps in pay and integration rates between Haredi and non-Haredi workers in tech

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Tech Workers Get More. In Israel, Much More

29.05.18|Lilach Baumer and Shahar Ilan

In Israel, tech employees earned nearly 2.5 times the average wage of all other employees in 2013, compared to an OECD average ratio of 1.64