2023-12-14 11:10:54
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The Minister of National Security, Itamar Ben Gvir, and the Commissioner of Rav Gondar Prisons, Cathy Perry, announced today (Thursday) that they agreed to provide grants to prison guards and new recruits in 2023-2024. According to the agreement, a new warden who enlists will receive a grant of NIS 70,000.
As part of the agreement, drawn up under the leadership of the Organization, Planning, Budgeting and Control Division of the Ministry of National Security in cooperation with the Ministry of Finance and the Human Resources Division together with the Planning Division of the Prison Service, thousands of prison guards will receive recruitment grants, unique retention grants, excellence grants and other unique grants. The Shev Grants Bank “S” stands at a total of 50 million for the years 2023-2024.
Minister of National Security MK Itamar Ben Gvir: “The grant bank will enable the recruitment of manpower on a significant scale, the retention of guards in challenging locations along with the encouragement of excellence. This is the most significant grant program given in recent years to the prison service and within the framework of the agreement, drawn up by the Ministry of National Security in cooperation with the prison service and the Ministry of Finance, control mechanisms and constant learning are integrated that will enable a comprehensive response to the various challenges.”
The Commissioner of Prisons, Rabbi Gonder Cathy Perry: “The ‘Iron Swords’ war emphasized to the Israeli public even more the presence of the organization’s prison guards at the forefront of security efforts. This is a high-quality staff committed to every national mission and engaged in complex and significant work for the defense of the country. I welcome this agreement which is a sign of my appreciation and pride for dedicated, unique and professional work.”
In June of this year, agreements were reached between the police and the National Security Service and the Treasury that increased the salaries of police officers and guards in the lower ranks by about one thousand shekels. This, after the last time their salary was raised was in 2018, and after a significant wave of retirements from both the police and the National Security Service, for which the low salary was a significant factor.
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