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  1. Policy changes affecting recruitment and integration were issued on August 1st by the Ministry of National Security, involving Israel Police and Itamar Ben-Gvir.

Israeli Labor Market Shows Surge in Recruitment Activity in October

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What happened

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Recruitment activity involving Israeli entities surged by approximately 21% in October compared to September. Concurrently, the volume of received CVs rose by about 27% during the same period. Despite this increase in activity, the number of open positions remained virtually unchanged.

From jpost.com

Why it matters

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The increase in candidate submissions against a static supply of open roles suggests heightened competition within the Israeli labor market. This trend follows policy changes affecting recruitment and integration that were issued in August.

Policy changes affecting recruitment and integration were issued on August 1st by the Ministry of National Security, involving Israel Police and Itamar Ben-Gvir.

From jpost.com

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  • ISRAELisThe company whose labor market activity is being tracked

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