The Central Elections Committee and the Employment Service announced they will open hiring in about a week for thousands of workers for election roles, including ushers, logistics, tech support, and administration. The recruitment drive will prioritize integrating people with disabilities, evacuees, and war victims, according to Channel 12.
The Central Elections Committee and the Employment Service announced Sunday they will launch a hiring drive in approximately one week for thousands of temporary workers for the upcoming elections. The positions include ushers, logistics staff, tech support, and administrative roles. The committee stated that the initiative will prioritize integrating people with disabilities, evacuees, and victims of the war. The announcement comes amid ongoing preparations for the next election cycle, which have been the subject of political debate. As The Zioneer previously reported, the Central Elections Committee has been involved in controversies over appointments and legislative proposals ahead of the 2026 elections.
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