Working From Home May Be More Convenient, but Not Necessarily Better for Mental Health

Working from home may be more convenient, but not necessarily better for mental health. Germany has lost its big advantage, but it can still be restored. Mass layoffs at banks are only beginning: “This is a replacement of low-value human capital.” Chip company Hailo is cutting 50% of its employees, while Sky is laying off 100 workers. “This is a field with not many people in Israel. The chat helps me make an accurate diagnosis.” Autism in 2025, what parents need to know, in cooperation with Dr. Avi Brecher.

Six record highs for the shekel-dollar exchange rate over the past 30 years. Hedge funds in trust. What are the main differences between the TA-35 and TA-125 stock indices? Where is Israel’s real estate market heading in 2026? “The contractor loans story is behind us,” should you wait or rush to buy an apartment? “We will pay $10,000 to anyone who brings us buyers for an apartment.” Reverse relocation: “Here they send WhatsApp messages at any hour. If you do not answer, they chase after you.” Adi Shpiro. The Finance Ministry is telling high-tech companies to cut employee salaries by 20 percent. Meirav Arlosoroff. “I invested 360,000 shekels from my study fund through Global Net. Now there is no one to talk to.” Genia Volinsky. “We ended up with a bunch of jealous infantiles who do not know how to work and do not want to work.” Avi Bar-Eli. “The contractor loans story is behind us,” should you wait or rush to buy an apartment? Hadas Horesh. “We will pay $10,000 to anyone who brings us buyers for an apartment.” Gili Melnitsky.