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Disney threatens layoffs as it tightens return-to-office rules

Entertainment giant expands four-day office mandate to more tech and product workers, warning those who fail to comply could lose their jobs as CEO Josh D’Amaro pushes to streamline operations

News agencies | 09.16.26

Toxic bosses and blurred boundaries: What to do when work follows you into your time off

Blurred lines between work and personal life and constant phone access can lead bosses to cross workplace boundaries; how do you handle a toxic boss, 'one small thing' on vacation and the claim that work is 'family'?

Yaniv Pohoryles | 09.12.26

PayPal cuts nearly 25% of Israel workforce in global restructuring

More than 70 of roughly 300 employees at PayPal’s Tel Aviv development center are being laid off as part of a broader plan expected to reduce the company’s global workforce by about 20%

ynet | 09.02.26

LinkedIn to close Israel R&D center, lay off dozens four years after Oribi acquisition

The Tel Aviv center was established in 2022 after LinkedIn bought Israeli analytics startup Oribi for an estimated $80–$90 million; about 50 employees are believed to work there, with only a small business team expected to remain

Meir Orbach | 08.11.26

חגיגת פתיחת מסחר Monday.com מאנדיי ב נסאדק

Monday.com made its AI bet, now investors want their ‘pound of flesh’

Israeli software company insists its sweeping layoffs are neither conventional cost-cutting nor an attempt to replace workers with AI, but higher profit targets, reduced office spending and pressure on the SaaS model tell a more complicated story

Tal Shahaf | 07.23.26

Monday.com cuts 20% of workforce in AI overhaul

Israeli software company to lay off 620 employees after a 50% share-price drop, saying it is flattening management and redirecting resources toward AI products, autonomous agents and future growth

Meir Orbach, Calcalist | 07.22.26

AI layoffs were supposed to cut costs. For many companies, they did the opposite

Layoffs and AI were supposed to cut costs. For many companies, they did the opposite

A new global KPMG survey finds senior executives are being hit by unexpected AI costs, as heavy computing demands, usage-based pricing and uncontrolled employee use turn the promised savings of automation into a growing corporate headache

Israel Wullman | 07.10.26

Ford fired him over a 'stolen' $1.95 cookie. By the time it realized the mistake, he was done

Kurt Kromm, 60, was dismissed from Ford’s Kentucky truck plant after being accused of stealing a snack from the cafeteria, but an internal review later found the cookie had been paid for; Ford offered him his job back and back pay, but he refused to return

News agencies | 07.09.26

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Microsoft cuts 4,800 jobs as Xbox takes the hardest hit

The tech giant says AI is changing how work is done but is not replacing laid-off employees; Xbox will cut 3,200 jobs by 2027, four game studios are leaving Microsoft and Dell layoffs have reached Israel

Reuters, Israel Wullman | 07.06.26

Elbit spinoff Cyberbit shuts down Israel operations, lays off local staff

Leading cyber training company lays off several dozen employees at its Israeli center as it shifts its focus abroad after expanding through its RangeForce acquisition

Meir Orbach/Calcalist | 06.24.26

Turning the AI job disruption into a startup pipeline

The platform Tailor Brands says it helps laid-off workers, freelancers and creators handle business registration, tax IDs, compliance and other back-office tasks as more Americans turn to self-employment

ynet Global | 06.23.26

Artlist plans to cut 200 jobs as it shifts to AI-focused model

Israeli creative technology company says about 40% of its workforce is under review despite $300 million in annual recurring revenue, following a year in which it hired 120 employees

Meir Orbach, Calcalist | 06.16.26

Pharma giant Teva to cut 250 jobs at Israel plant

Layoffs at Teva Tech in Ramat Hovav are part of a global restructuring of TAPI, Teva’s active pharmaceutical ingredients unit, as the company weighs a possible sale

Navit Zomer | 06.10.26

Wix cuts 2026 outlook less than two weeks after laying off 20% of workforce

Israeli website builder lowers bookings and revenue forecasts after warning of weakness in its partners business, which accounts for 38% of revenue; shares fell sharply in premarket trading as AI disruption fears continue to weigh on the company

Yarden Rozanski‏ | 06.08.26

Bosch shuts down Israel AI research centers as part of global restructuring

German tech giant to close Tel Aviv and Haifa sites by end-June, saying the move is strategic and not political

Israel Wullman | 06.02.26