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Repeated Crises Keep the Same Workers Out of Jobs, Israel Labor Service Says
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83% centerFirst reported by Arutz Sheva · 5 days ago
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A special Israeli Employment Service report says the same vulnerable workers keep being forced out of jobs during repeated emergencies. It calls for flexible unpaid leave and more remote work, while noting that recovery from each crisis has been getting faster.
- 0171.3% of women displaced in "Roar of the Lion" had been displaced before.
- 02Personal care and sales workers faced especially high repeat job loss.
- 03Remote and hybrid work sharply reduced crisis-related employment damage.
- 04Unemployment claims peaked at 395.6 thousand in March 2026, then fell to about 180 thousand by May.
- 05The Employment Service wants a flexible unpaid-leave system and more remote work.
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WallaCenter · Hebrew5 days ago
Repeated Crises Keep the Same Workers Out of Jobs, Israel Labor Service Says
YnetCenter · Hebrew5 days ago
Job Market Report Finds Repeated Layoffs Hit the Same Workers in Every Crisis
MakoCenter · Hebrew5 days ago
Repeated crises are pushing the same Israelis out of work again and again
N12Center · Hebrew5 days ago
Repeated wartime layoffs hit women, young workers and Haredim hardest, labor service says
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