The IDF and the Ministry of Labor jointly held a job fair and rights-exhaustion event for reserve soldiers, featuring dozens of leading employers, training bodies, and career counselors, the military said. Organizers reported that 6,000 reservists and their family members attended.
The IDF and the Ministry of Labor held a job fair for reservists on Tuesday, drawing 6,000 reserve soldiers and their families, the military said. The event included dozens of leading employers, training bodies, career counselors, and rights experts.
As The Zioneer reported on July 21, the fair was first announced as a first-of-its-kind initiative to help reservists reintegrate into the workforce after extended service, with major companies including Israel Aerospace Industries, Elbit, Bank Leumi, El Al, and the Shin Bet slated to participate.
The high turnout reflects the growing need for support for reservists who have served extended periods since the outbreak of the war. The fair was part of broader efforts by the Ministry of Labor and the IDF to address employment challenges facing reserve soldiers and their families.
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