| Day | Date | Holiday | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thursday | Mar-21 | Purim | |
| Sunday | Apr-21 | Passover (begins) | Pesach |
| Saturday | Apr-27 | Passover (ends) | Pesach |
| Thursday | May-09 | Independence Day | Yom HaAtzmaut |
| Thursday | May-09 | Victory Day | |
| Sunday | Jun-02 | Jerusalem Day | Marks the reunification of Jerusalem after the Six-Day War |
| Monday | Jun-10 | Pentecost | Shavuot |
| Sunday | Aug-11 | Fast of Ninth of Av | Commemorates the destruction of the First and Second Temples in Jerusalem |
| Monday | Sep-30 | New Year | Rosh HaShana |
| Tuesday | Oct-01 | New Year | Rosh HaShana |
| Wednesday | Oct-09 | Day of Atonement | Yom Kippur |
| Monday | Oct-14 | Sukkot | Feast of Tabernacles |
| Tuesday | Oct-22 | Simchat Torah | Celebrates the end of the annual cycle of Torah readings |
Only the first and last days of Passover and Sukkot are national holidays, but there may be some disruption on intermediate dates; many shops and businesses may open but close early.
The festival of Chanukah is a holiday period, but it is not a national holiday - businesses remain open.
Jewish festivals always commence on the evenings before the dates given above.
| Day | Date | Holiday | Notes |
|---|
Only the first and last days of Passover and Sukkot are national holidays, but there may be some disruption on intermediate dates; many shops and businesses may open but close early.
The festival of Chanukah is a holiday period, but it is not a national holiday - businesses remain open.
Jewish festivals always commence on the evenings before the dates given above.
| Day | Date | Holiday | Notes |
|---|
Only the first and last days of Passover and Sukkot are national holidays, but there may be some disruption on intermediate dates; many shops and businesses may open but close early.
The festival of Chanukah is a holiday period, but it is not a national holiday - businesses remain open.
Jewish festivals always commence on the evenings before the dates given above.
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The employer contributes 6.5% for the pension fund and up to 2.5% for disability fund. The employee contributes contributes 6% for the pension fund.
The National Insurance Institute is responsible for the social security of the residents of Israel, and therefore guarantees basic subsistence to those unable to provide for themselves. Every resident of Israel is insured for healthcare under the National Health Insurance Law, through payment of monthly premiums to the National Insurance Institute (Bituach Leumi) for the share of income which is up to 60% of the average wage – NIS 5,678.
Employers must provide their employees with at elast 30 days notice. Employers can offer payment in lieu of notice.
Advance notice for the first 6 months is 1 day of notice added for each month. After 6 months until the first year, 2.5 days of notice is added. After the first year, 30 days of notice is mandatory.
Employer is responsible for depositing 8.33% of the employee’s monthly salary into severance fund. Employee receives the severance payment at the time of termination.
For a full time position of 5 days a week, an employee is entitled to 12 annual paid vacation days, during his first 5 years of employment.From the 6th year and on- the entitlement increases.
Employer is responsible for 0% of the compensation if the employee is sick for 1 day. If they are sick 2-3 days, employer is responsible for 50% of the salary and over 4 days, 100% of the salary. Employees receive 1.5 days for each month of the employment. Maximum is 90 days.
An employee who has worked at least one year for an employer or in the same place of employment is entitled to a maternity leave of 26 weeks (only part of which is paid)Employees who have worked less than 12 months for the same employer are entitled to 15 weeks of maternity leave (some or all of which is paid, in accordance with the conditions for eligibility for a maternity allowance)
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Fathers can take days off after the birth of a child, but these days will be subtracted from the maternity leave.
Salaries are paid on monthly basis for work between the first and last day of the month by the 9th of the following month.
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