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Thousands of jobs at stake: The Rotem Amfert plant dilemma
Thousands of families dependent on the Rotem Amfert plant fear layoffs due to delays in approving the use of Pond 4. Lobby 99 accuses the company's management of exploiting workers' anxiety to secure environmental concessions, while experts warn of pollution risks and the broader environmental costs of mining.

Want both high-tech and stability? Here are 10 new jobs you should know about
The demand for technological roles in the Israeli government and public sector is at its peak. The SQlink Group, which provides technological services and solutions for the high-tech market, is recruiting employees for new projects in government and public bodies.

5 tech companies with open positions you should know
Looking for your next career move? We have compiled a list of open development and high-tech positions to help you refresh your resume and find your next challenge.
The US Economic Mystery: Why Is Unemployment Falling While Jobs Are Disappearing?
A paradox is shaking the US economy: while the labor market has lost jobs, the unemployment rate has fallen. The explanation lies in the number of Americans who have simply stopped looking for work.

30,000 robots a year: the move that threatens to wipe out thousands of jobs
The fear of automotive workers regarding robot replacement is becoming a reality. Major automakers BMW and Hyundai have announced plans to integrate AI-powered humanoid robots into their production lines, sparking fierce opposition from labor unions.
3,000 NIS for one day: Applications open for polling station secretary
The Central Elections Committee has opened the application process for polling station secretaries for the upcoming October elections. Applications are accepted until August 14, with a gross payment of 3,000 NIS for the day.

Good news for thousands of Israelis: How to earn up to 3,000 shekels in one day
Starting August 3, a large-scale recruitment drive will begin for tens of thousands of workers for various roles ahead of the elections. The salary for polling station secretaries will range from 2,700 to 3,000 shekels, subject to meeting threshold conditions.