ANKARA – Auxiliary Services Class (YHS) The government received a response to the class change and staff demands that the staff have been waiting for a long time.. Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz, While stating that the current legislation allows individual transitions, did not give the green light for the complete removal of the class or a mass transition.
YHS Discussion on the Agenda of the Turkish Grand National Assembly
YHS issue, which was brought to the agenda of the Turkish Grand National Assembly with the parliamentary question of İYİ Party Ankara Deputy Ahmet Eşref Fakıbaba., It was reopened for discussion with the request that the personnel be assigned to positions appropriate to their educational background.. Fakıbaba, He underlined the following points in his proposal::
Loss of Function: YHS has lost its function in today's conditions..
Actual Situation: Staff on paper “maid” Although it appears to be General Administration Services, it is actually (GİH) and Technical Services Class (THS) conducts its business.
Solution Proposal: Completely abolishing the class and transferring the personnel to appropriate positions according to their education level..
Government Response: Pointed to Existing Legislation
Vice President Cevdet Yılmaz, In his response to the proposal 657 He referred to the Civil Servants Law no.. Yilmaz, Reminding that civil servants' class changes are regulated by current regulations, he said the following::
”Within the framework of the promotion and title change regulations of civil servants, It is currently possible for them to transfer to different service classes based on examination and merit.”
Disappointment for Those Expecting Mass Transition
The most striking point in the answer is, The main expectation of the staff “mass transit” or “abolition of the class” There was no mention of any work or planning regarding. This attitude of the government, Except for individual exams “class change” It was interpreted that their demands would not be met in the near term..
The Discussion Will Continue
YHS staff's insistence on personal rights and status change continues. This is from the government “current system” emphasis, by unions and related platforms “a solution-free approach” while being evaluated as; The issue is expected to remain on the agenda of the Turkish Grand National Assembly and the public in the coming period..
