Critical meeting for the promotion of officers began
The V and last meeting of the Arbitration Board of Public Servants began.
In the negotiations of the seventh legislature of the Public Collective Agreement, the Board, which began its work on August 26 at the proposal of the authorized Memur-Sen confederation, met for the fifth time after the Committee of Public Employers failed to reach to an agreement on the increase.
At the meeting, which began at 10:00 a.m. under the chairmanship of TCA Chairman Metin Yener, the rate of increase in civil servants’ salaries and pensions for the years 2024 and 2025 will be decided.
WHAT HAPPENED?
The negotiation process, which began on August 1 in the framework of the negotiations of the Public Collective Agreement of the seventh legislature between civil servants and retired civil servants, ended before an agreement could be reached between the authorized union of Memur-Sen civil servants and the government.
Memur-Sen, which is the authorized confederation at the collective bargaining table, requested an increase of 35% in the first 3 months, 10% in the second 3 months, 15% in the third 3 months and 10% in the quarters 3 months. including welfare participation, for 2024 quarterly periods. By 2025, the Confederation required a 25 percent increase in the first six months and a 15 percent increase in the second six months, including the welfare portion, to six month periods.
On the other hand, in its first offer on August 14, the Public Employers Committee offered 14 percent in the first semester of 2024, 9 percent in the second semester, 6 percent in the first semester of 2025 and 5 in the second semester, and on August 17 he presented his offer, which was revised to 15 percent in the first semester of 2024, 10 percent in the second semester, 6 percent in the first semester of 2025 and 5 percent. cent in the second. six months.
After the proposals, an agreement could not be reached between the official and the business representatives. With the expiration of the collective agreement, the Arbitration Committee of Public Servants intervened. (AA, SOZCU)
Source: Sozcu
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