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How much ILS do you get paid an hour (netto)?

30.6 (minimum wage)

11%

[ 4 ]

<32

[ 0 ]

<35

[ 1 ]

<37

[ 1 ]

<40

[ 1 ]

<45

11%

[ 4 ]

<50

[ 3 ]

50 <

13%

[ 5 ]

60 <

44%

[ 16 ]

Total Votes : 36

amother

Sun, Jun 04 2023, 6:21 pm

I'm really curious what the average wage is. I want to ask for a raise, but I would like to hear from more people what is acceptable nowadays.
Also if you can share what type of job you have. This poll is not for those that don't work under a boss

fiji

Sun, Jun 04 2023, 6:34 pm

Kuppa nurse mid 50’s

amother

Lightgreen

Mon, Jun 05 2023, 12:43 am

I make 59 an hour before taxes. I never calculated per an hour net pay. I work in a paramedical field in a kupat cholim. I also make another few hundred shekel above the hourly pay. I also feel like some months its more per hour because I need to work less hours that month and I get a monthly salary.

amother

Acacia

Mon, Jun 05 2023, 1:16 am

In house copywriter in both Hebrew and English.
185 an hour. I'm very specialized.

I also teach copywriting in hishtalmuyot 145 an hour.

amother

Holly

Mon, Jun 05 2023, 1:23 am

My hourly is 180 nis before taxes. My employer also gives a large percentage to my pension and keren hishtalmut as well as a separate training fund so I can take classes. I work in tech and I do bring a lot of value to my employer.

amother

DarkViolet

Mon, Jun 05 2023, 1:43 am

US CPA working for an Israeli firm. 90/hr before tax.

Dev80

Mon, Jun 05 2023, 3:07 am

Work in hi tech. Never really did the hourly math as I get a salary but it's more than 60 for sure, closer to 85 per hour before BL and pension is taken out (I actually don't pay taxes based on my salary and nekudot, I guess it's not high enough for the amount of kids I have) . And I don't always put in full days but still get paid as my job is task oriented not hour oriented,so in a sense I get even more than that per hour.
But I think it depend what type of place you work for. If it's a place in the US that is hiring here because they're can get away with cheaper salaries, it might be harder to negotiate. But I hope you get that raise!

amother

Peru

Mon, Jun 05 2023, 3:13 am

Sayaat in a private gan, 40 shek an hour.

amother

Cerulean

Mon, Jun 05 2023, 3:17 am

I work for an American company so it's not relevant, but I have a side job here in Israel that pays 65 shekel an hour before tax (office/admin/phones).

My husband works in customer service for a large well-known company and gets 38 shekel an hour. Thankfully, there are many overnight and weekend shifts to take that pay well. That and the perks make it worthwhile.

amother

Mon, Jun 05 2023, 3:23 am

I work in a office in Jerusalem. I do most of the work at home and sometimes I have to come in to the office. It's very convenient for me and I love the job, but the pay is... Hypnotized

Rappel

Mon, Jun 05 2023, 3:25 am

Y'all...I have an office position that pays 38 an hour. The only advantage is that I can work from home and in the evenings, so I'm present for my kids.

Anyone who's making 60+ : do you have any openings?

amother

Cognac

Mon, Jun 05 2023, 3:28 am

@Rappel - you have to switch to hi tech

ChalieB

Mon, Jun 05 2023, 3:33 am

I work as a student in hitech, making 70 an hour

amother

Honeydew

Mon, Jun 05 2023, 3:43 am

I work in digital marketing. I make 52 an hour. I started out much lower than that.

WitchKitty

Mon, Jun 05 2023, 4:04 am

Can we put this in the LII forum? I would feel more comfortable sharing

shoshana-gr

Mon, Jun 05 2023, 4:11 am

lots of people who should be working are on imamother comparing their salaries instead :PPP

Rappel

Mon, Jun 05 2023, 4:14 am

shoshana-gr wrote:

lots of people who should be working are on imamother comparing their salaries instead :PPP

I'm on maternity leave, so I can gossip without guilt LOL

"Join hi tech" is easy to throw around, but I'm not sure it's that easy to get your first job in the field. Anyone want to weigh in, or should we start a spin off?

amother

Mintgreen

Mon, Jun 05 2023, 4:33 am

My pay is monthly, not hourly, but it works out to be approx 53 ₪/hr Neto. Social work, I have a Bachelor's.

amother

Honeydew

Mon, Jun 05 2023, 4:59 am

I know I could make more in high-tech, but I have young children and childcare here isn't all that reliable. I can't see is both working FT. I'm working PT and very flexible.

amother

DarkGreen

Mon, Jun 05 2023, 6:52 am

I make 50/hour in a part time office job and my husband makes I think 55 working full time in maintenance.

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