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Israel's Largest Salary Survey Reveals Average Monthly Earnings Across Sectors
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First reported by Ynet · Jul 12, 2026
What happened
Shaul Amsterdamsky's two-part salary survey, aired by Kan 11, reveals the average monthly earnings of Israelis across various professions, from sanitation workers to high-tech employees, breaking the taboo on discussing wages openly.
- 01Shaul Amsterdamsky conducts Israel's largest salary survey revealing average monthly incomes.
- 02The survey covers a broad range of jobs, from sanitation workers to high-tech professionals.
- 03Salary slips are disclosed publicly for the first time in this two-part Kan 11 project.
- 04The project aims to break the taboo around discussing personal wages in Israel.
- 05Findings highlight income disparities and promote transparency in the labor market.
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