A shortage of thousands of assistants, low wages, and a blind placement system have created a parallel market: parents with means "supplement wages" from their own pockets to ensure proper support for their children, while others are left behind. The placement workers speak out, experts warn: "The placement system in Israel is on the verge of collapse"
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A shortage of thousands of assistants, low wages, and a blind placement system have created a parallel market: parents with means "supplement wages" from their own pockets to ensure proper support for their children, while others are left behind. The placement workers speak out, experts warn: "The placement system in Israel is on the verge of collapse"