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Eğitim-İş Union released its 2024-2025 Higher Education Report. Chairman Kadem Özbay called for a fight for a free and scientific university, highlighting academic freedom restrictions, lack of meritocracy, and budget problems.

The June 15, 2025 Official Gazette published extensive amendments to regulations of Zonguldak Bülent Ecevit University's centers for Disaster, Wood Culture, Occupational Health, Black Sea Strategic Research, Academic Attire, Industry Collaboration, and Distance Education.

The decisions published in the Official Gazette dated August 13, 2025, are being reviewed. New regulations regarding disabled and elderly individuals in the zoning regulation, rules for the trade of ethyl alcohol, and university regulations are discussed in detail.

June 16 Official Gazette: New research centers established at Adıyaman & 29 Mayıs Universities focusing on women/family & Jerusalem studies. Key public announcements & economic data published.

The July 25, 2025, Official Gazette features HSK appointment decisions, amendments to MEB, Electricity Market, and Higher Education Regulations, plus a new communiqué on credit card interest rates.

The July 7, 2025 Official Gazette has been published. It includes new regulations for Erzincan Binali Yıldırım and Kocaeli Universities, appointment decisions, and academic staff recruitment announcements from METU, Anadolu, and Süleyman Demirel Universities.

Türk Eğitim-Sen has called for rector appointments to be made by election ahead of the 8th Collective Bargaining negotiations. The union demanded that universities should have a democratic administration.

The Official Gazette (No: 32937) for June 25, 2025, is out. Key highlights include new regulations for the Revenue Administration, Turkish Armed Forces, and Kütahya Health Sciences University, alongside 10 Constitutional Court rulings on political party financial audits.

The Official Gazette dated August 20, 2025, published new regulations for higher education institutions. Bingöl University established a new research center and Van Yüzüncü Yıl University a media center, while Istanbul Aydın University Faculty of Medicine introduced changes in education and Turkish proficiency requirements.

Eğitim-Sen Adana Branch's panel featured Prof. Dr. Adnan Gümüş criticizing MESEM as "state-backed institutionalization of child labor with high school diplomas." The discussion delved into funding misuse and the exploitative nature of the system.

Sağlık-Sen General President Mahmut Faruk Doğan called for increased night shift pay in İzmir. The union delegation met with provincial health directors, rectors, and hospital chief physicians to gather demands for the 8th Term Collective Bargaining Agreement.