Pearlstone retreat center to reduce workforce by 75%
Conference and retreat center lays off full-time staff after months of managing to avoid the move.
Conference and retreat center lays off full-time staff after months of managing to avoid the move.
Bank Hapoalim announces plan to lay off up to 1,000 employees, in effort to raise efficacy and save on salaries.
Alarming trend: Increase in layoffs among new job seekers, decrease in those sent on vacation without pay.
Israeli airline announces layoffs, management salary cuts in response to lower air travel due to the Coronavirus.
Travel restrictions, loss of costumers over fears of Coronavirus outbreak cause Israeli airline to consider laying off 1/6 of its workforce.
Employees at cellular service giant Cellcom declare work dispute ahead of mass layoffs.
Head of struggling pharmaceutical giant refuses to budge after government demands Jerusalem factories remain open, offers to train employees
Economist Benzion Zilberfarb tells Arutz Sheva most Teva employees will be able to find employment elsewhere, layoffs unavoidable.
Employees burn tires, block roads as pharmaceutical giant seeks to cut 14,000 jobs.
Israel drug giant Teva announces 14,000 job cuts over two years.
Netanyahu speaks with CEO of Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, amidst company's reported intention to cut thousands of workers in Israel.
Pharmaceutical giant reportedly preparing to sack thousands of employees in Israel and US, including one quarter of its Israeli workforce.
Teva lays off thousands of workers, closes six factories, after losing $6 billion.
Teva to lay off some of its 7,000 employees in Israel it reorganizes.
After receiving no government funding, City Council forced to lay off hundreds of workers at year's end with thousands more on way.
While social activists celebrate the increase in Israel's minimum wage, businesses worry about how to pay for the wage increase.
After daily newspaper Ha'aretz announced earlier this week it would be laying off workers, it was the turn of Yediot Ahronot.
The newspaper prepares for its latest round of layoffs. Publisher Schocken cites 'the challenging economic environment' as reason.
Teva on Thursday named Erez Vigodman, 54, as new CEO of the company, after last October's controversial resignation of Dr. Jeremy Levin.
Better Place has not been doing better in recent months, and last month the company hit its lowest point yet.
Cellphone company Partner, and microprocessor designer and maker Freescale are laying off workers.