Israel Civil Service to Offer Jobs for Veterans and Their Families
Translated & summarized from Mignews by baba
Israel's Civil Service Commission is creating a new recruitment program to hire reservists, their spouses, and wounded veterans. The program aims to provide employment stability for those whose careers have been impacted by military service. It includes allocating 10% of government tenders to eligible candidates and establishing rehabilitation paths for injured civil servants. The initiative will be presented to the government for approval after further work with the Ministry of Defense and the IDF.
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- Israel's Civil Service Commission is launching a new recruitment program for reservists, their families, and wounded veterans.
- The program will allocate 10% of government tenders to eligible candidates.
- It aims to provide employment stability for individuals affected by extended military service.
- Spouses of service members and injured civil servants will also be included in the initiative.
- Commissioner Doron Cohen believes the program will strengthen the public sector by utilizing valuable skills.
- The plan requires government approval after coordination with the Ministry of Defense and IDF.
Israel's Civil Service Commission is developing a special recruitment program aimed at reservists, their spouses, and wounded veterans. The initiative intends to address the negative impact of extended reserve duty on the careers and professional development of reservists and their families.
Under the proposed program, 10% of government tenders will be allocated to eligible candidates. The plan also extends to the spouses of service members whose careers have been affected by prolonged domestic responsibilities due to their partners' service. For civil servants who have sustained physical or psychological injuries, an adapted rehabilitation path will be created to facilitate their reintegration into the public sector.
Doron Cohen, the Commissioner of the Civil Service, stated that operational service cultivates valuable management skills, and incorporating such personnel will strengthen the public sector. The initiative is slated for government approval following consultations with the Ministry of Defense and the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
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