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Treasury Report Reveals High Salaries, Deep Gaps in Israel's Healthcare System
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By גלי וינרב
First reported by Walla · 23 minutes ago
What happened
A Ministry of Finance report reveals high average salaries in Israel's healthcare sector but also significant pay gaps between professions and genders. Specialist physicians earn the most, while roles like nurses and lab technicians earn considerably less. A large percentage of specialists are nearing retirement, raising concerns about future workforce shortages.
- 01Healthcare salaries are high on average, but deep pay gaps exist.
- 02Specialist physicians earn significantly more than other healthcare workers.
- 03Gender pay gap persists across most healthcare professions.
- 04Many specialist physicians are nearing retirement age.
- 05Report highlights disparities in pay based on role and location.
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