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Hired through NETO · what do you do now?

Congratulations! From here on, NETO is your formal employer, and your salary arrives on a proper payslip with full benefits. Ten simple steps · from your first login to your payslip. We walk you through every one of them.

Let's start · step 1
Manpower licence No. 1565 Ministry of Labor supervision Guarantees securing workers' wages
AI summary · the guide in 30 seconds
  • What happened: you were hired through NETO · your formal employer, under manpower licence No. 1565. You log in through the personal link you received in a message.
  • What to do: fill out Form 101 and sign it digitally (your taxes are calculated from it), enter your bank details (so we know where to deposit your salary), sign the work agreement and approve the policy.
  • While working: report attendance in the Active Jobs tab · attendance reporting is mandatory, it is how your rights are protected.
  • What you get: a payslip every month in the system, alongside your contract and all the forms · everything saved, available and printable. Workers with several employers also have the National Insurance coordination form (644) inside the system.
  • Legal and safe: manpower licence No. 1565, Ministry of Labor supervision and guarantees securing workers' wages. Source: licence No. 1565 details and verification.

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Log in to the system

Log in through the personal link NETO sent you in a message, and land straight in your worker account, with no complicated passwords.

NETO sent you a message with a personal link to your worker area. Log in through the link · and land straight in your account, no complicated passwords.

Good to know: you can switch languages at any moment with the language button in the corner of the screen. Can't find the message? Check spam and SMS too · or contact support.
Step 1 · the NETO system login screen in English
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Get to know the dashboard

After logging in, look over the dashboard: process cards, a profile-completion bar, and a side menu with Active Jobs, Job Offers, Forms and Payments, Messages and Personal Details.

After logging in you see the dashboard: process cards (job acceptance, issuing an invoice, job search), a profile-completion bar, and a side menu with the tabs · Active Jobs, Job Offers, Forms and Payments, Messages and Personal Details.

Good to know: the "Register as an Employee for Permanent Placement" card gathers all the onboarding steps · you can click it and move forward directly from there.
Step 2 · the worker dashboard in the NETO system
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Fill out Form 101 (employee card)

In the Personal Details menu, open Form 101, fill in your personal details, spouse and children, and confirm.

In the Personal Details menu, open Form 101. This is the employee card every salaried worker in Israel fills out · the taxes on your payslip are calculated from the details in it. Fill in your personal details, spouse and children, and confirm.

Good to know: if you have another workplace, mark it on the form · it affects the tax calculation. The form is filled out again at the start of every year.
Step 3 · Form 101 employee card in the NETO system
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Sign Form 101

Click "Save and Confirm Details", sign in the "Please sign here" dialog and click Save. If a "Complete Missing Data" dialog opens first, fill in what it asks.

When you finish filling out the form, click "Save and Confirm Details". A signature dialog opens · "Please sign here" with a signature pad and a Save button. Sign, save, and the form is complete; the signed Form 101 PDF is kept for you under Forms and Payments · Forms.

Good to know: before signing you are shown a declaration that the details you provided are accurate and complete · it is worth reading. Your signed form is stored afterwards under Forms and Payments · Forms. If any required detail is missing (for example the city, or the mandatory ID-copy attachment), a Complete Missing Data dialog opens first · fill in what it asks and continue.
The Employee Card 101 signature dialog ·
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Enter your bank account and pension details

On the "Bank Details" screen, choose your payment method and enter the bank, branch, account number and account holder's name. You can also report or change a pension fund.

On the "Bank Details" screen, choose your preferred payment method and enter the bank, branch, account number and account holder's name · so we know where to deposit your salary. On the same screen you can also report or change a pension fund.

Good to know: you can always come back and change your choice · the details are saved with the Save button.
Step 5 · the bank account and pension fund screen in the NETO system
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Sign the work agreement

In the Personal Details menu, open the Work Agreement screen, read the notice and the agreement, tick the confirmation at the bottom, and click Save.

In the Personal Details menu, the Work Agreement screen shows the formal notice to the employee detailing the working terms · employer details, your details and the terms of the position · together with the full agreement and all its clauses.

Good to know: at the bottom of the document, tick the confirmation that the agreement and the notice were delivered and read · and click Save. The document also gathers links to a summary of workers' rights, to manpower licence No. 1565 and to the site policy. The agreement document itself is currently issued in Hebrew · if you need help reading it, NETO support can walk you through it before you sign.

The work agreement · what it includes

  • The notice to the employee detailing the working terms
  • The full agreement between you, NETO and the workplace
  • Links to workers' rights, licence No. 1565 and the site policy
  • Tick the confirmation checkbox · then click Save
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Approve the policy

Approve the site policy and the terms of use. It is one of the five onboarding steps, and the hiring process cannot be completed without it.

A short but important step: approve the site policy and the terms of use. It is one of the five onboarding steps shown on the registration card on the dashboard · and without it the hiring process cannot be completed.

Good to know: it is worth reading · the policy regulates the relationship between you, NETO as the formal employer, and the actual workplace.
The Site Policy screen · NETO site regulations and terms of use, in the Personal Details menu
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Report attendance

Open the Active Jobs tab and choose Attendance Log to see the report of all the hours worked in each month; your salary is calculated from it.

Open the Active Jobs tab and choose Attendance Log. It shows a detailed attendance report of all the hours worked in each month · and your salary is calculated from it.

Good to know: attendance reporting is mandatory · this is how we make sure your rights are protected and every hour is recorded and paid. In the sidebar the item is called Attendance Log; the screen title is Attendance. Before any hours are reported the screen shows an empty state · the monthly table fills as you work.
The Attendance screen (Attendance Log in the menu) · monthly hours appear here once reported
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Contract, forms and payslips · all in one place

Find your documents in the side menu: Payslips, Contracts, and Forms, which keeps your signed 101 forms as PDFs with an update option.

The side menu gathers all your documents: Payslips shows your monthly payslips, Contracts holds the agreements and appendices, and the Forms screen keeps the archive of your signed 101 forms · each one as a PDF with an update option for whenever something changes.

Good to know: the same area also holds the absence journal, the vacation board and additional forms such as the National Insurance coordination form (644). Contracts can be filtered by employer name, by date or with free search · and saved and printed at any moment.
Step 9 · the payslips screen in the NETO system
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National Insurance coordination · Form 644

Working for several employers? Open the National Insurance coordination form (644) under Forms and Payments, fill in four sections, attach your latest main-employer payslip, and sign and send.

Working for more than one employer? In the Forms and Payments tab, open the National Insurance coordination form (644) and fill in four short sections: your details, the employer in the system, your main employer · including attaching your latest payslip from the main employer (required), and a declaration with your signature. Then sign and send the form.

Good to know: the form is valid until December 31 of the current tax year. If you did not request a tax coordination on Form 101, the system reminds you that Form 644 is intended for workers with several employers. In the sidebar the item is NI Coordination (644), under Forms and Payments. On opening, a notification may explain that the form is intended for workers with more than one employer.
Form 644 · National Insurance Coordination, with the What is this form explainer and sections A and B

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Frequently asked questions from workers

Who is my formal employer when working through NETO?
NETO is your formal employer, under manpower licence No. 1565 from the Ministry of Labor. You receive a proper payslip with the full social benefits required by law. Licence details and verification.
What is Form 101 and why is it mandatory?
Form 101 is the employee card that every salaried worker in Israel fills out at the start of employment and every year. The taxes on your payslip are calculated from the details in it. You fill it out online inside the system, in the Personal Details menu.
Why is attendance reporting important and where do I do it?
Attendance reporting is mandatory · it is how we make sure your rights are protected and your salary is calculated correctly. Report through the Active Jobs tab · Attendance Log, where a detailed report of all the hours in each month is displayed.
Where do I see my payslips and my work contract?
In the side menu: Payslips shows all your monthly payslips, and Contracts holds all the agreements and appendices · you can filter by employer name or date, save and print.
How do I update my bank account details?
In the Personal Details menu · Bank Details. Choose a payment method, enter the bank, branch, account number and account holder's name, and save. You can always come back and change your choice.
What is Form 644 (National Insurance coordination) and when do I need it?
Form 644 is intended for workers with several employers. Fill it out in the Forms and Payments tab · National Insurance coordination (644): four short sections, attaching your latest payslip from the main employer (required) and your signature · then sign and send the form. It is valid until December 31 of the current tax year.

Summary · the whole process in ten lines

  1. Log in to the system through the personal link you received in a message.
  2. Get to know the dashboard and the side-menu tabs.
  3. Fill out Form 101 · your taxes are calculated from it.
  4. Click "Save and Confirm Details" and sign Form 101 inside the marked area.
  5. Enter your bank account details · that is where your salary is deposited.
  6. Sign the work agreement and the notice to the employee · then click Save.
  7. Approve the policy and the terms of use.
  8. Report attendance in the Active Jobs tab · required to protect your rights.
  9. Receive your contract, forms and a payslip every month · everything saved in the system.
  10. Working for several employers? Fill out the National Insurance coordination form (644) too.

Have a question about one of the steps? The NETO support team is available by phone, on WhatsApp and through the contact form · and we will gladly walk you through until everything is set.

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About this guide: written by the NETO team, led by Izhar Cohen, founder of NETO (Net for Life Ltd.) · manpower licence No. 1565 · operating since 2016. Last updated: 10 Aug 2026.
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Yizhar CohenYC
Yizhar CohenEntrepreneur · CEO and Founding Partner at NETO

I founded NETO to turn complex employment and payment processes into something simple, clear and legal for everyone. Good service starts with human understanding, combined with smart technology and personal attention.

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