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Israel Allocates 25 Million Shekels to Advance Women in High-Tech

Israel is allocating 25 million shekels to support women in the high-tech industry through 15 selected programs. These initiatives aim to help women advance to leadership positions and close the gender pay gap.

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What happened

  1. 01Israel is investing 25 million shekels to support women in the high-tech sector.
  2. 02The initiative aims to help women advance to leadership roles and close the gender pay gap.
  3. 03Fifteen programs have been selected for this joint effort by the Israel Innovation Authority and the Ministry of Labor.
  4. 04Women hold over a third of high-tech jobs but are underrepresented in senior positions.
  5. 05Men in Israeli tech earn approximately 44% more per month than women.

Despite making up over a third of the tech workforce, women's representation declines in senior roles, and they earn about 44% less than their male counterparts.

Translated and summarized by baba from Mignews, the latest report. Read Mignews’s original

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