The Central Career Professionals and Audit Staff Platform wants the promises regarding the human rights of central professionals and audit staff working in the central organization to be fulfilled.
The Central Career Professionals and Audit Staff Platform held a press conference at a hotel in Ankara to clarify misunderstandings that arose among the public after the regulation regarding the personal rights of central professionals and audit staff working in the central organization was passed in the Grand National Assembly of Turkey.
Commenting at the meeting, Platform Spokesperson and Chairman of the Association of Tax Inspectors Bilal Yüksel pointed out the importance of central experts and audit staff in the sustainability of public services and stated that they support the improvement of individual rights of career professionals.
“OUR EXPECTATION IS THAT THE RELEVANT REGULATION WILL ENTER EFFECT WITHOUT DELAY”
Stating that public perception of the human rights of central professionals and audit staff leads to misunderstandings, Spokesperson of the Forum of Professional Professionals and Audit Staff of the Center and Chairman of the Association of Tax Inspectors Bilal Yüksel said: “We are public servants who fulfill our duties throughout the country, with sacrifice and high awareness of responsibility, based on public interest and contributions to the rule of law, financial discipline and institutional activity of our state i. We have been waiting for a long time for our promises to improve human rights to be fulfilled. This expectation was objective and based on reasonable grounds. The proposal prepared in this direction was unanimously accepted and forwarded to the General Assembly of the Turkish Parliament for enactment. However, the regulation in question was misunderstood in the press and on social networks We would like to express our gratitude to all political party groups, the relevant organizations and institutions, all stakeholders who contributed to this process and the public for their support in preparing the regulation and issuing the statement. your consensus.
“JOBS THAT NEED EXPERIENCE CAN ONLY BE DONE BY QUALITY EMPLOYEES”
Emphasizing the importance of qualified public employees in improving the quality of public services, Chairman of the Association of State Audit Personnel Kadir Kemaloğlu said: “As professionals of the profession, our goal is not to compare with other civil servants. This regulation is on the parliamentary agenda, aimed at compensating for many years of concerns about the human rights of professional professionals, just like the improvements achieved for other professional groups before Basically, jobs that require expertise can only be performed by qualified public employees who will resign and continue their working life in the private sector. “Those who stay in the public sector see resignation after a period of time as an option. Therefore, this regulation is an important step not only for career professionals but also to improve the quality of public services, strengthen institutions and retain qualified personnel in the public sector.” he said.
Come to the program; Association of Occupational and Social Service Professionals, Association of Family and Social Services Professionals, Association of European Union Professionals, Association of Social Security Occupational Professionals, Association of Environmental and Forestry Professionals, Association of Environmental and Urbanization Professionals, Association of State Inspectors, Association of State Revenue Professionals, Association of Energy Professionals, Association of Energy and Natural Resources Professionals, Association of Customs and Trade Inspectors, Association of Financial and Financial Professionals treasury, Audit Association of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Association of Employment Experts, Association of Professional Personnel of Public Supervision Agencies, Association of Public Procurement Experts, Association of Trademark Patent Experts, Central Recruitment Bureau Association, Central Association of Industrial and Energy Careers, National Association of Education Inspectors, Association of RTÜK Supreme Council Professionals, Association of Health Inspectors, Association of Health Professionals, Association of Industry and Technology Inspectors, Association of Inspectors Social Security, the Association of Social Security Professionals, the Association of Strategy and Budget Professionals, the Association of Land Registration and Cadastre Professionals, the Association of Commercial Professionals, the TRT Ombudsman Association, the Tax Ombudsman Association and the Association of Higher Institutional Professionals attended.
