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Employment Rates for Ultra-Orthodox Women Continue to Rise - Vimarsana News

Employment Rates for Ultra-Orthodox Women Continue to Rise

Press Release December 29, 2020 The new report finds that employment rates for ultra-Orthodox women continue to rise, while those for ultra-Orthodox men remain stagnant; household income for ultra-Orthodox families is 58% lower than other Jewish Israeli households; and over the last five years - a 33% increase in the number of yeshiva and kollel students in Israel Flash 90 The 2020 Statistical Report on Ultra-Orthodox Society in Israel (the fifth annual Statistical Report), published today (Tuesday), surveys recent trends in ultra-Orthodox (Haredi) society in a range of areas, inc...

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Ultra-Orthodox Men Support an Egalitarian Division of Domestic Tasks - Vimarsana News

Ultra-Orthodox Men Support an Egalitarian Division of Domestic Tasks

Press Release December 30, 2020 2020 report finds that Ultra-Orthodox men do not support an egalitarian division of domestic tasks. Only one-third of ultra-Orthodox Israelis believe that paid employment is the best way for women to achieve independence. Flash 90 The 2020 Statistical Report on Ultra-Orthodox Society in Israel (the fifth annual Statistical Report), published today (Thursday), reviews recent changes and trends in ultra-Orthodox society in various domains, including standard of living, education, employment, social mobility, leisure, and lifestyles. Dr. Gilad Malach a...

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SMSF insurance policies see significant drop - Vimarsana News

SMSF insurance policies see significant drop

The latest SMSF statistics from the ATO suggest that the amount of money allocated to insurance policies by SMSFs has dropped by over a third.