In the U.S and Europe most of the Hassidic Jews work for a living, as encouraged by their Rabbis. It is the "yeshivish" community that "sits" in Kollels and "learns" to the exclusion of everything else, also encouraged by their rabbis and tradition. I don't know if and how this applies in Israel, as Haredi is not a term used in the diaspora.
In the U.S and Europe most of the Hassidic Jews work for a living, as encouraged by their Rabbis. It is the "yeshivish" community that "sits" in Kollels and "learns" to the exclusion
of everything else, also encouraged by their rabbis and tradition. I don't know if and how this applies in Israel, as Haredi is not a term used in the diaspora.