Rami Levy Details Egalitarian Salary System for His Children

Businessman Rami Levy, the controlling owner of the "Rami Levy Hashikma Marketing" supermarket chain, "Rami Levy Communications," "Cofix" coffee shops, "Israir" airline, and "Rami Levy Real Estate," recently appeared on Channel 13's "Asnaheim" program. During the interview, Levy discussed his children's involvement in the supermarket chain and his approach to their compensation.

Levy stated that while his daughters, Rina and Yafit, work in different capacities within his business empire, he ensures they receive equitable compensation. He explained that if one daughter earns less than another in a given period, he supplements her income from his own funds to ensure they are financially equal. "The children receive equal shares in the end," Levy asserted, adding, "If one daughter earns, say, 100 shekels and the other earns 70 shekels, and if it needs to be supplemented to 100 shekels... I am in a position today where I can do it without a problem. I give her from my own."

When asked by interviewer Omri Asnaheim about potential discomfort in asking for such supplements, Levy revealed a proactive system. "She doesn't need to tell me, we know everything. I see what's happening in her home, what she earns and what she doesn't earn. After all, in the end, they work for us, within the system. Let's say no one will be deprived," he said.

Rami Levy is married to Adina, who serves as the treasurer for "Rami Levy Hashikma Marketing," and they have four children. His eldest daughter, Yafit Levy-Attias, owns the fashion chain "Yafiz Fashion," a subsidiary of "Rami Levy Hashikma Marketing," and is slated to become CEO of the group in 2025. His daughter Rina Levy-Tangi manages the boutique hotel "Luski" in Tel Aviv, which Levy acquired.