Türk Sağlık-Sen Applies to the Presidency for Temporary Assignment Regulation

Türk Sağlık-Sen has taken action before the Constitutional Court's decision to annul inter-institutional temporary assignments comes into effect on June 4, 2025. The union applied to the Presidency, requesting a new regulation to prevent potential grievances and disruptions in public services that may arise from this situation.

Highlights of Türk Sağlık-Sen's Application:

• Constitutional Court Decision and Annulment of Temporary Assignment: The inter-institutional temporary assignment will be eliminated with the Constitutional Court's annulment decision coming into effect on June 4, 2025.

• Importance and Reasons for Temporary Assignment: Temporary assignments are made for important reasons such as personnel shortages, jobs requiring expertise, personnel efficiency, and personal safety.

• Personnel Grievance Warning: With the decision coming into effect, personnel working temporarily in different institutions will have to return to their original places of duty, which may lead to grievances.

• Temporary Assignment Uncertainty: There is uncertainty about how temporary assignments will be made after the effective date of the decision.

• Union's Request from the Presidency: In order to prevent grievances for both public institutions and public officials, a new regulation regarding inter-institutional temporary assignments was requested before the Constitutional Court's decision comes into effect.

Türk Sağlık-Sen aims to prevent potential grievances for public institutions and employees with this application.

Türk Sağlık-Sen applied to the Presidency for a new regulation before June 4, 2025, when the Constitutional Court's decision to annul inter-institutional temporary assignments will come into effect. In the application, it was emphasized that personnel currently working with temporary assignments will be aggrieved and disruptions may occur in public services.