The Employment Bureau House was planned in 1949, it is a Histadrut building that regulates the
employment service given to the workers.
Belsitzman and Leitersdorf planned a 3-floor building, which was eventually built as 2 floors, with offices
belonging to different employment fields governed by the Histadrut. This building is characterised by
restrained governmental façades, much like the main Petch Tikva Histadrut building, which Belsitzman
and Leitersdorf also planned around that time. Today, the building serves the Petach Tikva
Municipality’s Culture Administration.