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Tech’s gender gap: representation isn’t enough without equal pay
12.03.24
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Ariela Karmel
A new report published by Compete, in partnership with Power in Diversity, Viola Group and Meitar Law Offices, shows that Israel’s tech sector is still rife with gender disparity particularly in executive roles and seed stage companies with a persistent wage gap
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08.03.20
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Billy Frenkel
A collection of data from reports released ahead of International Women's Day Sunday reveals a glum picture of gender inequality in the Israeli workforce
Israel Is a Tech Nation, But Mostly for Men
14.09.17
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Amarelle Wenkert and Orr Hirschauge
New government study examines the gender divide of Israel’s leading industry