New Security Regulation for Public Employees

The President of the Turkish Cypriot Public Employees Union (KAMUSEN), Metin Atan, announced a significant new regulation aimed at securing contracted public employees. This regulation has been approved by the committee of the Republic Assembly and forwarded to the General Assembly for further consideration.

Atan expressed satisfaction that the regulation, long sought by the union, represents a crucial step in protecting the rights of workers. Improving the working conditions of contracted personnel, enhancing social security rights, and ensuring employment security have been among the union's top priorities.

KAMUSEN believes that this regulation will elevate the living standards of public sector workers and increase their job security. Atan emphasized that this development will also positively impact the quality of public services.

The approval of the regulation has generated hope among public sector employees and is seen as a step that reinforces the state's social responsibility. Securing the rights of workers supports the goal of providing a healthier working environment.

KAMUSEN has stated that such regulations should continue and has reaffirmed its commitment to protecting and advancing workers' rights. The union will persist in its efforts to amplify the voices of public employees and defend their rights.

In conclusion, this new regulation stands out as a development that is likely to create positive effects for both public employees and the broader community.