The Central Elections Committee and the Employment Service announced they will open hiring in about a week for thousands of election workers, including ushers, logistics, tech support, and administration. The drive will prioritize people with disabilities, evacuees, and war victims, according to Channel 12.
The Central Elections Committee (CEC) and the Israel Employment Service plan to hire thousands of temporary workers for the upcoming elections, with a focus on integrating vulnerable populations. The recruitment will open in about a week for roles such as ushers, logistics, tech support, and administration. The announcement, reported by Channel 12, emphasizes prioritizing people with disabilities, evacuees, and war victims. The CEC has been preparing for the 2026 elections, including recent legislative initiatives and AI labeling requirements for campaign ads, as The Zioneer has previously reported. The hiring drive is part of the committee's broader operational preparations.
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