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Israeli High-Tech Job Market Sees More Seekers Than Openings
Israel's high-tech sector is experiencing a downturn, with September data showing 95 job openings for every 100 ICT job seekers, down from 135 before the war. The number of tech job seekers has risen 58% in three years, while openings grew only 10%.
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What happened
- 01Israel's high-tech sector now has fewer job openings than job seekers.
- 02In September, there were 95 tech job openings for every 100 seekers.
- 03Tech job seekers increased 58% in three years, while openings grew only 10%.
- 04Software developers and application analysts are the largest group of job seekers.
- 05The gap could widen to 1,900 more seekers than jobs by September 2027.
This trend, particularly affecting software developers, is expected to worsen, potentially leading to a deficit of 1,900 jobs by September 2027.
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