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Israel imports record foreign workforce to replace Palestinians, but housing crisis looms
Israel now has 250,000 legal and illegal foreign workers, the highest number ever, according to Israel Population and Immigration Authority figures, with more to come.
Common causes of personal injuries and how to protect your rights
Dramatic split: The new map of upheavals in Israeli tech
Labor dispute at AIG: Employees demand improved conditions, AI regulation
Visa lays off dozens of senior executives, including some with salaries near $500k
New documents reveal that among the 320 employees set to be laid off at Visa's California headquarters are six vice presidents, 37 senior directors, and senior technology executives.
Bullying epidemic in the Israeli job market
From allegations of abuse at the Prime Minister's Residence to quiet exclusion in government offices: The alarming data of the Israeli job market.
The employee relied on AI and made a mistake: Who will pay the price?
Most employees in Israel already use artificial intelligence on a routine basis, but most organizations ignore the need for clear guidelines.
More employees were hired, but competition is only growing: How the job market looked in July
The Jobnet index in collaboration with Civi AI found that in July, the number of candidates who began working increased by 10%, but job openings fell by 3%.
The omission that will cost the state tens of billions
AI is pushing workers 50+ out of the job market. With the state refusing to invest in retraining, it will pay heavily in benefits and lost revenue.
Trap of the summer break: Parents face summer with no available vacation days
The gap between the education system and the labor market strikes the middle class again: A new survey by AllJobs reveals the true cost of summer.
New York construction accidents and the Israeli-American workforce
Israeli-American construction workers in New York benefit from some of the strongest workplace injury protections in the US, but understanding their legal rights remains essential.
The labor market has not yet recovered from the war
The labor market continues to recover, but the road to the pre–war routine is still long: There were 169,000 job seekers in June.
Your Taxes: How to live longer according to the OECD
By 2060, one out of three people in OECD countries will be at least 65 years old, up from one out of five today, according to the OECD, with careers now spanning decades, up to five generations
60% increase in the number of Israelis who have changed careers since October 2023
Career expert Hayut Yogev tells Maariv that many war-affected Israelis are seeking new professions as previous fields become irrelevant.
