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Summer Layoffs Expected to Decline in 2026, But Repeat Offender Rate Remains High
Israel's Employment Service projects a decrease in summer layoffs for 2026, estimating around 15,000 affected workers.
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- 01Summer layoffs in Israel are expected to decrease to 15,000 in 2026.
- 0286% of summer layoff recipients are women, with high repeat rates.
- 03Older workers and the Haredi population face higher risks of repeated layoffs.
- 04Recurring layoffs cause cumulative damage to employment continuity and rights.
- 05Summer layoff recipients return to work faster but face long-term consequences.
Despite a quicker return to work for these individuals, a high rate of repeat layoffs, particularly among women and older workers, leads to cumulative damage to their employment continuity and social rights.
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