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A change in Japan’s labor market welfare policy presents an opportunity for Israeli companies

21.07.25|Noa Asher
A series of social and economic shifts is leading Japan, one of the world’s largest economies, to adopt a new approach to worker welfare. To accelerate and fine-tune this large-scale systemic transformation, advanced technologies are also required. This presents an opportunity for Israeli companies operating in this field.
קו רקיע מרכז תל אביב Tel Aviv Business Center

High-tech continues to blossom, but the rest of Israel’s economy can’t keep up

21.03.22|Doron Broitman
While the high-tech sector is skyrocketing, national welfare expenses in Israel have declined compared to other OECD countries, expanding the already wide gaps between tech employees and the rest
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In a First, Israel’s Social Security Agency to Go Into Operational Deficit in 2020

11.12.19|Shahar Ilan
The agency’s expenses are expected to exceed its income by approximately $360 million next year