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Ashdod Port hiring

News28 Feb 2018by WCN Editorial
Ashdod Port Company intends to implement the process of immediately hiring 32 new dockworkers from a group of 80 that are intended to be hired during H1 2018 for the operations sector, but the move is opposed by the dockworkers’ union

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