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Israeli Election Committee to Recruit 100,000 Workers Ahead of Voting Day
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First reported by Mako · 2 hours ago
What happened
The Israeli Election Committee will recruit 100,000 workers starting next week to staff polling stations amid concerns over election integrity, including 35,000 secretaries and 14,000 supervisors, with salaries up to 3,000 shekels per day.
- 01Israeli Election Committee starts recruiting 100,000 workers from August 3 for election day.
- 0235,000 polling station secretaries and 14,000 election integrity supervisors will be hired.
- 03Workers will work from 6:30 a.m. until vote counting finishes, earning up to 3,000 shekels daily.
- 04Candidates must be adults with 12 years of education and no party membership in the last three years.
- 05Preliminary training and interviews are required before hiring.
- 06Thousands more will be recruited by political parties as their polling station representatives.
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