Dear Ms. Barkalaia,
I hope this email finds you well.
My name is Yoni Mordechay, I’m the representative of Israeli airlines in Georgia & Azerbaijan, and in charge on security.
I received your email address from the Israeli ambassador to Georgia, Mr. Ran Gidor.
Our activity in Georgia was established in officially on 2017, since then we’ve been hiring local Georgian employees.
Our employees are doing great job! They are educated, skilled, motivated and eager to work.
Before the Co-Vid crisis began, we were the employer of 50 employees, with intentions to grow up to 60 employees, from Tbilisi and
Batumi.
Due the significant influence of the Co-Vid 19 virus on the aviation field, we had to fire around 30% of our manpower.
Still, our station in Tbilisi left with relatively strong core, in assumption that the country is expected to renew air traffic with
Israel on early stage.
Unfortunately, as time moved on, the air traffic between the countries was not officially renewed, for clear reasons.
As for now, our employees are concerned about their future, as they feel at risk, from another manpower changes that can be imposed
by our main office.
Our dedicated employees have families, they are precious to us, and we will do everything possible in order to keep hiring them.
I would like to coordinate a short meeting with you, in order to discuss few possible ways, that will allow as to preserve our precious
employees.
This is also a long term importance issue, in order that we will be able to operate flights in the future, when air traffic between
the countries will renew.
Waiting to hear from you soon.
Thank you very much for your attention.
King regards,
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Regards,
Georgia & Azerbaijan |
בברכה,
יוני מרדכי | קב"ט ממונה גיאורגיה ואזרבייג'אן
אגף בטחון |
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