Layoffs in Israel
107 companies in Israel have conducted layoffs, affecting 15,119 employees.
15,119
107
152
Top Companies
eBay
3,541 affected 路 8 events
Playtika
2,440 affected 路 6 events
SolarEdge
2,200 affected 路 4 events
Wix
1,470 affected 路 3 events
Sapiens
700 affected 路 1 events
Avo
500 affected 路 1 events
Fiverr
310 affected 路 2 events
Mobileye
300 affected 路 2 events
Pagaya
240 affected 路 2 events
Lightricks
235 affected 路 3 events
Layoff Events
Hibob
70
affected
Hibob, a human resources software company, laid off approximately 20% of its workforce, affecting around 40 employees out of a total of roughly 200. The layoffs occurred in early 2023 as part of a strategic restructuring to streamline operations and improve efficiency amid broader economic pressures in the tech industry. The company, which provides HR and people management platforms, operates on a global scale, serving small to medium-sized businesses. This move reflects a trend of workforce adjustments within the SaaS and HR tech sectors during that period.
Anyvision
0
affected
In March 2020, Israeli facial recognition company Anyvision conducted layoffs, reportedly affecting around 10% of its workforce. The company, which had raised significant venture capital, cited a strategic shift and the need to focus on core products amid the early economic uncertainties of the COVID-19 pandemic. Operating in the competitive AI and surveillance technology industry, Anyvision aimed to streamline operations and reduce costs, moving away from less profitable projects. The layoffs were part of a broader restructuring to ensure long-term sustainability and adapt to changing market demands.