Work
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
Why working harder isn’t making people rich anymore
A study examined: How does working from home affect your mental state?
Many people work in a hybrid position – meaning they work a few days from home and a few from the office. Does this affect the mental well-being of employees, and who benefits the most?
Why Miami’s entrepreneurs are embracing hybrid work and premium coworking
Israel's trading week reform: Small calendar shift with major economic impact - opinion
It is an earthquake that will ripple into employment structures, the way tens of thousands of workers’ workdays are built, and how Israel’s economy functions throughout the week.
It's time for today's youth to reinvent the rehabilitation system - opinion
Young people today look for a workplace that sees them as whole human beings and not just as a resource.
Building communities from afar: Remote work brings us closer than we think - opinion
The power of digital nomadism is not rooted in the freedom it offers but in the connections it creates.
Dietitian explains: What to take to eat at the office so as not to gain weight
Whether you bring food from home or mostly order deliveries – there is a way to stay full and avoid temptation from all the snacks.
Israel's youth labor force participation rate declines as gender gap narrows
Report reveals declining labor force participation among young Israelis (20-29), especially men and those in the Arab sector. Low unemployment is deceptive, hiding a sharp rise in discouragement.
LinkedIn launches AI hiring assistant in Australia to transform recruitment process
Short on workers, high on tech: Robots step In amid a labor crunch
