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Cannabis inhaler co Syqe Medical lays off 50

The company says it is making structural adjustments, mainly in the development department.

Intel Kiryat Gat  credit: Shutterstock Intel begins hundreds of layoffs in Israel

Sources tell "Globes" that many dozens of employees have been summoned to hearings in a wave of layoffs that will see the production plant in Kiryat Gat hit hard.

Intel plant in Kiryat Gat credit:  Intel In Israel, Intel fires while Nvidia hires

Nvidia is fast on the way to overtaking Intel as Israel's biggest private tech employer but as a manufacturer Intel could still remain much more valuable to Israel's economy.

Average wage in Israel credit: Shutterstock Rita Kapitulski Average wage falls for second straight month

The average wage in Israel in May 2025 was NIS 13,428, according to initial estimates by the Central Bureau of Statistics.

Intel plant in Kiryat Gat credit:  Intel Intel could lay off up to 800 Kiryat Gat employees

Intel VP manufacturing Naga Chandrasekaran said the company will cut 15%-20% of its production workforce worldwide, starting July, "Oregon Live" reports.

Benny Landa  credit: Miguel Gutierrez Landa Digital Printing to lay off over 100 employees

Benny Landa's nano-graphic digital printing company is laying off over 20% of its workforce after a fall in sales.

Herzliya credit: Shutterstock Herzliya residents ranked as Israel's top earners

The cities at the bottom are mainly haredi and Arab, the National Insurance Institute reports.

Average wage in Israel credit: Shutterstock Rita Kapitulski Average wage in Israel slips below NIS 14,000

The average monthly wage in Israel fell to NIS 13,907 in April 2025 from NIS 14,672 in March, the Central Bureau of Statistics reports.

Security forces pay credit: Tali Bogdanovsky, Tamar Matsafi and Shutterstock Israel Tax Authority targets end to security forces' tax benefits

The net salary of Israel's security forces could be cut by hundreds of shekels per month starting with the July salary.

eBay Israel development center inset eBay Israel general manager Amir Di-Nur credit: Rami Zarniger and Inbal Marmary eBay to shut down Israel R&D center

Nearly 200 employees at the e-commerce giant's offices in Netanya will lose their jobs.

Teva CEO Richard Francis credit: Teva Spokesperson Teva on course for 2027 targets

The Israeli pharmaceutical company's 3,000 layoffs will help the company achieve its targets for growth and higher profitability.

Intel Haifa  credit: Shutterstock Intel layoffs in Israel will benefit rivals

Industry experts agree that Intel staff dismissed in Israel will have no trouble finding work at rivals like Nvidia, as happened during last year's layoffs.

Intel Haifa development center credit: Shutterstock Intel to cut 20% of workforce - report

"Bloomberg" reports that new CEO Lip-Bu Tan will announce the layoffs this week.

Relocation credit: Michal Raz-Haimovitz How to turn the tech relocation tide

With thousands of tech employees leaving Israel, the Innovation Authority proposes measures that could reverse the trend.

High-tech credit: Shutterstock 8,300 tech employees left Israel after start of war

Amid increased relocation, Israel's tech workforce has contracted for the first time in over a decade, the Israel Innovation Authority reports.

Minimum wage credit: Tali Bogdanovsky Minimum wage in Israel to rise next week

The monthly minimum wage in Israel will be revised upwards by 6%.

Average wage in Israel credit: Shutterstock Rita Kapitulski Average wage in Israel rose 5.1% in 2024

The average wage of an Israeli employee rose by 5.1% in 2024, compared with 2023, the Central Bureau of Statistics reports.

Ghost jobs illustration: Tali Bogdanovsky 10% of Israeli tech vacancies are ghost jobs

Ethosia CEO Eyal Solomon says the proportion of "ghost" jobs - vacancies that have been advertised but not filled and continue to appear on the company's website - has jumped dramatically in recent years.

Declining tech industry pay  credit: Ussama Azam Unsplash Tech salaries in Israel falling with jobs harder to find

Despite inflation tech salaries are declining, the Central Bureau of Statistics reports.

AI credit: Shutterstock As AI kicks in graduates struggle to find tech jobs

Tech companies in Israel have cut back on hiring juniors, as AI is already quicker, cheaper and more accurate in writing code, than computer science graduates.

Ben Gurion airport credit: Tali Bogdanovsky War tensions accelerate Israel's Arab brain drain

Since October 7th, discrimination and alienation are driving more and more Israeli Arabs to emigrate. "Globes" talks to some who have decided to leave.

Holon employment bureau credit: Eyal Izhar Unemployment in Israel fell in January

The unemployment rate in Israel fell to 2.6% in January 2025, after seasonal adjustment, from 2.7% in December 2024, the Central Bureau of Statistics reports.

Mark Zuckerberg credit: Reuters Manuel Orbegozo Meta lays off 40 in Israel

Meta (Facebook) is simultaneously laying off 5% of its employees at all the company's centers worldwide including in Israel.

Leaving a job credit : Shutterstock Hundreds of tech layoffs in Israel over past week

Placement experts tell "Globes" that in contrast to last year's layoffs because of the war, the latest downsizing is by strong and profitable companies.

Oren Kaniel  / Photo: Eyal Izhar, Globes AppsFlyer lays off 7% with IPO on the horizon

Israeli adtech company AppsFlyer is laying off 100 employees, in a streamlining move in order to stay “flexible, innovative, and focused on long-term success."

Average wage in Israel credit: Shutterstock Rita Kapitulski Average monthly wage in Israel reaches record high

In December 2024, the average monthly wage in Israel was up 4.4% from December 2023, the Central Bureau of Statistics reports.

Coin Master credit: PR Israeli gaming co Moon Active laying off up to 100

The company, with about 2,500 employees worldwide, is one of Israel's most secretive and profitable companies.

Tech juniors credit: Shutterstock Juniors struggling to find tech jobs in Israel

The average job search time for a junior with less than two years of experience has increased to 11 months, placement agency Ethosia reports.

Bluevine founders Eyal Lifshitz and Nir Klar Fintech co BlueVine laying off 30 in Israel

Founded in Tel Aviv, the business banking solutions and services company is firing 20% of employees in its Israel development center.

Holon employment bureau credit: Eyal Izhar Unemployment in Israel falls to new low

While the war continues on two fronts, the job market remains tight and at full employment.

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