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Strong US employment report: 162,000 jobs added to the market in August - well above expectations
The US labor market strengthened significantly in August, adding 162,000 non-farm jobs, well above economists' forecasts. The unemployment rate remained steady at 4.1%.

Israeli student uses Wolt deliveries to land a high-tech job
Idan Hershko, a student and graduate of Unit 81, decided to combine his work as a Wolt courier with his search for his first high-tech role by sticking QR codes with his resume onto delivery bags destined for tech company offices.

"I learned from scratch and now I want to teach others": The moving story of "Akimarket"
Eden creates ceramics and Anna sews tablecloths and pillows. At the Akim vocational and employment center in Afula, small and repetitive actions gradually turn into skill, confidence, and independence. Now the products that they and hundreds of other participants with disabilities create by hand are sold on the "Akimarket" website - and all proceeds go to them alone.

Tax Authority clarifies tax withholding rules for temporary election workers
Those planning to work temporarily during the election period will benefit from a special tax arrangement: how much will be withheld, who is exempt, and why tax coordination is not required.

A new workshop will teach you how to bypass HR filters when job hunting
When one job opening receives hundreds of applications, methods must change. Yehonatan Alfasi from Ti-Space shares strategies to help candidates reach decision-makers directly.

Working past 70: Insights into employment in the third age
The cost of living, life expectancy, and pension gaps are driving many Israelis to remain in the labor market beyond age 65. Analysis of Hilan's data reveals significant gender gaps favoring men, strong loyalty to existing employers, and distinct sectoral trends for older workers.
From public shelter to IDF service: A success story of employment integration
Cooperation between "HaMishkam" and the IDF is changing the lives of workers with disabilities: "I stop and look at the soldiers, and I get emotional. After everything I went through, I didn't believe it."

42% of teaching graduates from the state-religious education system were absorbed into the secular education system
According to the Central Bureau of Statistics, 42% of teaching graduates from the state-religious sector in 2025 were absorbed into secular schools. This trend has become a primary method for addressing the teacher shortage.
Adequate Representation Report: Local Authorities Lead, Government Companies Lag Behind
The Equal Rights Commission for Persons with Disabilities at the Ministry of Justice has published data on the compliance of major public bodies and large government-owned companies with the adequate representation target — and the continuous increase is clear.

Is artificial intelligence killing the job market? Not according to this study
A large-scale study by Nomura Holdings indicates that AI creates more jobs than it eliminates. Despite concerns, the number of new positions generated in the early stages of the AI revolution exceeds the number of jobs lost.

Former soccer player Omri Kanada on his financial situation: "I have a family to support"
Former soccer player Omri Kanada, currently starring in Channel 13's "Power Couple," responded to social media footage showing him working as a delivery driver. He opened up about his reality: "I have a home, a wife, and two daughters to support. I am also recovering from a heart attack, so I cannot work just any job."

When every attempt to contribute becomes self-incrimination
You don't have to choose between health and contribution. Because ultimately, loss of work capacity is not a loss of value. And a person who is unable to work full-time is not necessarily a person who is unable to contribute.

Want to earn 3,000 shekels in a day? Registration for polling station secretaries is open
The Central Elections Committee announced on Monday the opening of registration for polling station secretaries and data entry clerks for the 26th Knesset elections. Applications are being accepted until 5:00 PM on Friday, August 14, 2026. The salary for election day is 3,000 shekels gross, subject to an 18% special tax.

Layoffs in High-Tech: How to Maximize Profits from Options
A wave of layoffs has hit the Israeli high-tech sector, affecting over 10,000 employees this year. Experts provide essential advice on how to manage stock options to avoid tax pitfalls and financial losses.

Wanted: Bears – Chinese Zoo Hiring Staff to Perform in Costumes
A wildlife zoo in Luohe, China, is hiring employees to dress up as bears and interact with visitors. The role requires no experience and offers a unique opportunity for those looking for a non-traditional job.

Large Restaurant in Kafr Manda Closed for 30 Days Over Illegal Employment
Border Police detectives arrested seven illegal aliens employed and housed by a restaurant owner in Kafr Manda. The employer has been arrested, and the Northern District Commander has signed administrative closure orders for the establishment.

How to Rehabilitate the North? Starting with People
Rehabilitating Israel's North requires more than just infrastructure repairs; it demands investment in human capital. The 'Zafon Tech' project offers training in high-demand fields to strengthen the region.

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.

Laid off from Monday? The Israel Aerospace Industries is calling you
The Government Companies Authority urges former Monday employees to consider defense industry roles. Also: Eldan's branch redesign and Cellcom's new partnership with HBO Max.