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The Active Population in Figures

201820192020
Labour Force 4,102,5664,159,7794,136,200

Source: International Labour Organization, ILOSTAT database

 
201720182019
Total activity rate 72.46%72.41%72.18%
Men activity rate 76.02%75.28%74.77%
Women activity rate 68.90%69.53%69.58%

Source: International Labour Organization, ILOSTAT database

 
For Further Statistics
Bureau of statistics
For Further Information About the Labour Market
Adva Centre - Information on Equality and Social Justice in Israel

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Working Conditions

Legal Weekly Duration
Maximum 45 hours per week
Retirement Age
Between 60 to 65 years for women and between 65 to 70 years for men.
Working Contracts
Employment contracts are governed by legal provisions and to a lesser extent by collective agreements. Employment contracts can be written or oral. They can be indefinite, permanent or temporary.
Labour Laws
Consult the Doing Business Website, to obtain a summary of the labour regulations that apply to local companies in Israel.

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Cost of Labour

Minimum Wage
According to Government data, the minimum wage is ILS 5,300 per month as of 2022.
Average Wage
According to data from the Central Bureau of Statistics, the average wage in 2021 was ILS 11,795 per month. In March 2022, it reached ILS 12,672.
Social Contributions
Social Security Contributions Paid By Employers: Contributions paid by the employer amount to 3.55% (up to monthly income of ILS 6,331), and 7.6% on the difference between ILS 6,331 and the maximum monthly income of ILS 45,075.
Social Security Contributions Paid By Employees: Employee contributions are at standard rate, 7% for National insurance and 5% for medical insurance and at reduce rate, 0.4% for National insurance and 3.1% for medical insurance.

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Social Partners

Employer Associations
ASAKIM - Business Promotion Council
Social Dialogue and Involvement of Social Partners
Most of unions belong to Histadrut (General Federation of Labour in Israel), or to a much smaller rival federation, the Histadrut Haovdim Haleumit (the National Labour Federation). Negotiations are carried out at the national and sectoral level.
Labour Unions
Histadrut
Unionisation Rate
Unionisation rate in percentage of the labour market population in Israel: 15% in 2014.
Labour Regulation Bodies
Ministry of Economy and Industry

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