The Central Elections Committee and the Employment Service announced they will open hiring next week for thousands of workers in ushering, logistics, tech support, and administration for the upcoming election period and election day.
The Central Elections Committee and the Employment Service will open hiring next week for thousands of temporary election workers, the committees announced Sunday. The positions include ushers, logistics, tech support, and administration for the pre-election period and election day. Earlier today (Sun 14:11), The Zioneer reported that the hiring drive would prioritize people with disabilities, evacuees, and war victims. The current announcement provides the specific roles and the start date. The number of workers to be hired was not specified beyond "thousands."
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