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High-tech salaries in Israel hit record highs despite slow job growth
05.03.25|Shahar IlanSector accounts for 10% of employment, but hiring barely increased in 2024.
High-tech pay down 15% from record high
04.11.24|Shahar IlanThe average salary in high-tech in Israel in August was around $8,000, compared to over $9,500 in March.
High-tech salaries continue to rise, break new ground
04.06.24|Shahar IlanAccording to the Central Bureau of Statistics, the average high tech salary rose to a record NIS 35,870 ($9,710), in comparison to the national average salary which decreased by 4.2% to NIS 13,493 ($3,652)
Tel Aviv Is Home to Over 100 Multinationals, City Says
27.02.20|Billy Frenkel Sixteen new tech companies opened offices in the city over the past year, according to city data
Israel’s Top 1% Makes Eight Times More Than its Entire Fifth Decile, Report Says
20.02.20|Omri Milman Between 2015 and 2018, the income of Israel’s top 1%’ grew by 20%, compared to just 10% for the rest of the top decile and the fifth decile, according to a new report by non-partisan Israeli policy analysis organization Adva Center
Israeli Freelancers Earn Double Their Global Counterparts, New Data Shows
10.02.20|Maayan ManelaOnline payment company Payoneer released on Wednesday its annual freelance income report, which is based on a survey of more than 7,000 freelance workers in 150 countries
Startup Employees Make Double the Average Israeli Wage, Report Says
31.12.19|Meir OrbachA Monday report by the Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics reveals startup employees make an average monthly wage of approximately $5,780, with Tel Avivian startup workers earning on average approximately $1,550 more than their Jerusalem counterparts
Nearly 25% of Israeli Households Live in Perpetual Overdraft, Says Report
11.12.19|Lilach BaumerA Monday report by Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics is just the latest in a series of findings that showcase how Israelis are floundering under the country's high cost of living
Israel’s Income Polarization Just Keeps Growing
28.11.19|Adrian FilutA recent report by Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics shows that while on the surface inequality is getting better, the situation of Israel’s lowest earners keeps getting worse
Multinationals Spend Much More on Employees Than Israeli Startups, Report Says
26.11.19|Meir OrbachMultinationals operating in Israel paid an average of approximately $144,000 a year per employee in 2017, while local startups paid $97,000 on average, according to Israel's Central Bureau of Statistics
Wages Predict Career Advancement Expectations, New Data Shows
18.11.19|Shahar IlanAlmost 30% of Israelis who make over $4,000 a month consider promotion possible, while only 11% of those who earn less than $1,700 do
A Third of Israeli Employees Make Less Than the Minimum Wage, Report Says
12.11.19|Shahar IlanIt should be noted that Israel's national social security agency, which published the report Tuesday, has no data on whether people work part or full time
Recent Government Data a Warning Signal for Israel’s Job Market
06.09.19|Adrian FilutNew data by Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics reveals the increase in the number of jobs seen in recent years has been halted since January, with only the tech industry proving resilient
In Israel, AI Pays Off, New Survey Shows
05.09.19|Lilach BaumerA recent survey conducted via Facebook group Machine and Deep Learning Israel has generated some interesting insights about the sector
Israel's Public Service Outperforms Private Sector When it Comes to the Gender Gap
26.08.19|Lilach BaumerGovernment employees in Israel saw their wages increase by 21% over the last decade, compared with an 11% increase in the private market
The Israeli Employment Market: a Timestamp
01.08.19|Lilach BaumerOn Wednesday, the Israeli Ministry of Labor, Social Affairs and Social Services published a report for 2018, detailing the current state of the local employment market
With Tech Talent Too Expensive, Israeli Startups Look to High School
28.06.19|Sophie ShulmanThe ever-increasing demand for tech talent in Israel—and the continuous rise in salaries that inevitably follows—is pushing startups to look for creative solutions for their human resource woes
Teva Execs Topped TASE's High Earners List for 2018
18.04.19|Gil KalianWith nearly $34 million added to the bank, Teva’s CEO Kåre Schultz was the highest earning executive on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange last year
In Israel, Tech Wages Just Keep Climbing
21.10.18|Maayan ManelaThe average pay for software professionals in Israel in the third quarter of 2018 has increased by 6% year-to-year
Tel Aviv High-End Real Estate Deals in Free Fall
10.08.18|Nimrod BussoWith tightening local regulation and appreciating shekel, foreign investments have slowed down, while some Israelis are still priced out of the market

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