The document discusses the Israeli "Tlush", which is the pay slip for employees. It notes that the Governor of the Bank of Israel, Stanley Fischer, has said pay slips complicate understanding of employee pay and create a lack of transparency. The summary then lists some key components typically included on an Israeli pay slip, such as name and address, work extent, wages, employer benefits, monthly and year-to-date summaries, and personal time. It also mentions Fischer commented that Israel has lost more working days to strikes than some other countries.

1. Introduction to the Israeli ‘Tlush’

2. “I Can not understand the pay
slips of employees in the economy…It
complicates the understanding of the employee’s
it creates a
pay slip, and more than that-
lack of transparency”.
- Bank of Israel Governor Prof. Stanley Fischer

3. The Basics

4. Name and Address

6. Work Extent

7. What you

8. What you

9. Results

10. Employer Benefits

12. Monthly and year to date summary

13. Status

14. Personal Time
“Israel has lost proportionately more working days
because of strikes, than in Spain, France, the UK, and
in some years - the United States”.
- Stanley Fischer

15. Current Status

16. Wage

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