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Illustrative image of people in an office.

An end to remote work? Even Zoom employees are asked to return to office

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF

A businessperson working at his computer (Illustrative)

Getting ready for a new job: 5 tips to smooth the transition

By Sharon Har-Zahav/Maariv

Work from home (illustrative)

Remote workers are traveling longer, earning more due to shifting economy - study

By ZACHY HENNESSEY

Work from home (illustrative)

A post-COVID world means changes for the Israeli work day - survey

By EMILY GOLDEN

Working from home

Want to be productive? Here are five ways to stop procrastinating

By Walla!

GOING WINDSURFING in Tel Aviv: The busy days at beaches and marinas are Friday and Shabbat, depriving those who are religiously observant of these experiences (Illustrative).

Israel should adopt a four-day workweek - opinion

By DAVID S. LEVINE

BIRA KADIMA’S labeling process.

Bira Kadima: Taking steps for Israelis with cerebral palsy - with beer

By HOWARD BLAS

(Standing, fourth from left) Neta Katz Epstein; MK Michael Biton; Dr. Sefi Mendelovich; Rabbi Yehoshua Fass; Yitzhak Wasserlauf; Tony Gelbart; Avichai Kahana, surrounded by medical professionals at MedEx.

Making aliyah: Can you find success, work-life balance in Israel?

Danger sign

Safeguard raises $8 million for AI workplace accident prevention platform

By ZACHY HENNESSEY

Work from home (illustrative)

Is office work in Israel taking a back seat to remote work?

By ZACHY HENNESSEY , JOANIE MARGULIES , AARON REICH

LONELY NO more: Working in a downtown cafe.

This week in Jerusalem: Nof Zahav

ROOMS' office space overlooking the Tel Aviv shoreline

As shared offices take off, Israel's ROOMS looks to expand

By ZACHY HENNESSEY

Ergonomic assessment is of the utmost importance these days when so many work from home and spend many hours of the day in front of our screens.

Remote work is here to stay; Gable raises $16 million to keep coordinating it

By ZACHY HENNESSEY

University of Cincinnati engineering students demonstrate how they taught a computer to distinguish types of conversations based only on physiological cues.

Co-workers or lovers? New app can tell if you're a match for either - study

By JUDY SIEGEL-ITZKOVICH

Illustrative image of office equipment.

There's an upside to playing favorites at work- study

By JERUSALEM POST STAFF