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Foreign Worker Rights — Including Undocumented Workers in Kfar Saba

Undocumented workers are entitled to minimum wage, basic working conditions and cannot be deported for filing a complaint — even if residing illegally.

About Kfar Saba

Kfar Saba hosts an Israeli-Ethiopian community with a concentration of academics and professionals integrated into the regional job market. The city offers quiet neighbourhoods, high quality of life and easy access to transportation and employment centres in the Sharon region.

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Key Principle

In Israel, labour rights apply to every worker — regardless of legal status. Even those residing illegally are entitled to basic employment rights.

Basic Rights

Minimum wage (from 1 Apr 2026): ILS 6,443.85/month for a full-time post — ILS 35.40/hour on a 182-hour base, ILS 34.64 on a 186-hour base. Annual leave: 12-24 days/year. Sick pay: 1.5 days/month worked. Severance: after 1 year — 1 month per year worked. Maximum hours: 45/week.

Protection from Deportation

The Foreign Workers Law protects anyone filing a labour complaint — they cannot be deported during investigation proceedings.

Who to Contact

Kav LaOved (free advice): 1-800-354-354 | Tebeka: 072-2424622 | UNHCR (refugee status): unhcr.org.il

📞 1-800-354-354

Ethiopian community in Kfar Saba

Community population
~3,000
Share of city
~3%
Main neighbourhoods
שכ' ג', רמת כפר סבא
Community services
עולים ביחד, ENP

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FAQ — Kfar Saba

How many Ethiopian-Israelis live in Kfar Saba?
The Ethiopian-Israeli community in Kfar Saba numbers approximately ~3,000 residents — around ~3% of the city's population. Main neighbourhoods: שכ' ג', רמת כפר סבא.
How do I claim Foreign Worker Rights — Including Undocumented Workers in Kfar Saba?
Contact the Kfar Saba Employment Bureau — it is required to assist in implementing affirmative-action law. For support: עולים ביחד, ENP.
What community support is available in Kfar Saba for this right?
In Kfar Saba, the following organisations can assist with paperwork, translation and entitlement: עולים ביחד, ENP.