Elections Committee, Employment Service announce effort to hire thousands of election personnel

The Central Elections Committee and the Employment Service announced a joint effort to hire thousands of job seekers for election-related positions ahead of the October 27 elections. Hiring will begin next week for polling site staff, technical support, and logistics roles, with emphasis on people with disabilities, war-displaced individuals, and those injured in the ongoing wars with Iran and Hezbollah.

In preparation for the October 27 elections, the Central Elections Committee and the Employment Service announced a joint effort to hire thousands of job seekers for election-related positions. Hiring for polling site staff, technical support workers, logistics personnel, and other roles will begin in the next week. The organizations aim to hire individuals representing all segments of the population, with special emphasis on people with disabilities, those displaced from their homes during the ongoing wars with Iran and Hezbollah, and those injured during the wars. Acting Director General of the Central Elections Committee, Attorney Din Livne, emphasized the importance of professional staff for the electoral process. Employment Service Director General Inbal Mashash highlighted the role of broad participation in both the labor market and democratic process.