About a quarter of Israel's workforce is unemployed
Alarming trend: Increase in layoffs among new job seekers, decrease in those sent on vacation without pay.
Alarming trend: Increase in layoffs among new job seekers, decrease in those sent on vacation without pay.
New jobseekers continue to enroll in Employment Service, bringing total number of jobseekers in Israel to 988,957.
Unemployment fillings fall to lowest level since 1969 as number of job openings hits all-time high.
Despite global slowdown, Israeli unemployment rate falls below 5% for first time in decades.
Unemployment drops to 6.3%, workforce participation up to 63.8%.
Finance Minister says hareidi men, Arab women ‘not even in the equation’ when it comes to employment.
In order to meet target on unemployment, Israel must fight prejudice on disabilities, ministry official says.
Israel's Ministry of Industry, Trade and Labor has launched a new initiative to incorporate Bedouin Arab women into workforce.
Looking for work? Come to Israel. The jobless rate dropped to 5.4 percent in the last quarter, one of the lowest in the world.