They've been trying to get on top of a major crisis since last Friday - see below:
MASS WALKOUT AT WILL HILL ONLINE GAMBLING SUPPORT CENTRE
Israelis fear that jobs are being moved to Gibraltar
In a Sun newspaper exclusive this morning, reporters claim that major British online and land gambling group William Hill plc has been rocked by a mass walkout by nearly 200 staff at a support centre in Tel Aviv, Israel.
And the company's chief marketing officer in Israel, Eyal Sanoff, has reportedly also quit his post.
The Sun claims that William Hill executives flew out "for peace talks" over the weekend amid fears that Hill's important internet business could suffer.
According to the newspaper, Tel Aviv handles almost all the marketing and customer support functions for the bookmakers' online empire.
The article quotes Israeli staff members as saying that they believe William Hill is about to move the Israeli functions to the UK or Gibraltar.
One staff member told the newspaper: "Everyone's worried. The last two years have been really good. We all bought into the company's thinking, such as hating [rival group] Ladbrokes, but the situation has deteriorated and people are really worried about their jobs.
"All 180 staff walked out on Sunday, which is a working day here, and only 20 came back today."
Jim Mullen, one of the Will Hill execs who flew in to address the crisis, allegedly offered staff members a month's pay if they would break the unofficial strike and report for work.
William Hill's online business is a key part of its business plans, and is on track to generate profits of more than GBP 100 million for the company this year.
The Sun revealed last month that the company plans to start paying punters if other gamblers follow their tips online.
Approached by The Sun, William Hill spokesmen reportedly refused to comment.
WILL HILL COMMENTS ON TEL AVIV SUPPORT STAFF WALKOUT (Update)
And it appears that the dissension is wider spread than Israel
Our report earlier today on the Tel Aviv walkout of William Hill support centre staff has been followed by a statement from the company indicating that some managers may face disciplinary measures, there is no intention to relocate operations to Gibraltar, and that dissension has also been experienced in the Manila and Bulgarian operational centres.
The William Hill statement reads:
"Following newspaper reports today, William Hill plc can confirm that Eyal Sanoff, Chief Marketing Officer of William Hill Online's marketing team in Tel Aviv, resigned on 27 September.
"Several other senior managers in Tel Aviv are now subject to disciplinary actions in relation to the disruption this week within the marketing business in Tel Aviv, and in the customer service and back office operations in Manila and Bulgaria.
"Senior William Hill Online management are currently on the ground in Tel Aviv working through these issues, although it should be noted that the office in Tel Aviv will be closed from tomorrow [Wednesday] through to early next week, as normal, through the Jewish holiday period.
"The vast majority of employees of the marketing team in Tel Aviv have good working relationships with the business and with colleagues across William Hill Online. William Hill Online is committed to its sales and marketing operation in Tel Aviv and contrary to media reports has no intention of relocating this operation.
"William Hill Online can confirm that this situation is not directly affecting the availability of any consumer facing websites at present within the Group. There will be a further update as necessary."