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Israel’s Population Immigration and Border Authority (PIBA) has notified India that it needs 15,000 Indian workers once again to repair the damage caused in the recent Israel-Palestine war. PIBA has invited a team of officials from Israel to India to conduct interviews for potential candidates. These interviews will take place in Maharashtra.
The salary offered for these jobs is $1.92 lakh per month, which includes additional benefits such as medical insurance, food and accommodation. The salary package is highly competitive and provides financial stability for the construction workers and their families.
The repair work required in Israel involves both structural and cosmetic repairs. The Indian workers will be involved in tasks such as repairing damaged buildings, restoring damaged infrastructure, and reconstructing affected areas. The scope of work may also include landscaping and beautification projects to enhance the aesthetic appeal of the affected area.
PIBA has stressed the importance of experienced and qualified workers for these jobs. They should have prior knowledge of construction equipment and techniques, as well as the ability to adhere to safety and quality standards. Experience in construction projects involving similar conditions or regions will be advantageous.
The interviews will be conducted by PIBA’s team in Maharashtra. The exact location of the interviews will be communicated to interested candidates. Candidates should prepare their resumes and any relevant documentation, such as qualifications and references.
Successful candidates will be required to provide valid identification and undergo background checks to ensure their suitability for these jobs. Medical tests may also be conducted to ensure the candidate’s ability to work in physically demanding conditions.
The recruitment process for these positions will begin soon, and interested individuals are encouraged to submit their applications promptly. The availability of these positions is limited, and qualified candidates will be selected based on their abilities, experience, and suitability for the repair work required in Israel.
By recruiting Indian workers, PIBA aims to accelerate the reconstruction process in Israel and ensure the safety and security of its citizens. This collaboration demonstrates the strength of the relationship between India and Israel and the potential for mutually beneficial cooperation in the construction sector.
