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How far back can I claim unpaid overtime in Israel?

Under Section 6 of the Limitation Law 5718-1958, employment claims — including unpaid overtime — have a seven-year limitation period. The clock runs from the date each payment was due. File as soon as you become aware of the underpayment.

From the full guide: Working Hours and Overtime Pay in Israel: A Complete Guide for Foreign Employees


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