The Constitutional Court (AYM) announced an interim decision in the lawsuit filed for the annulment of some provisions of the Teaching Profession Law.
While the decision was taken to listen to the Ministry of National Education (MEB) and 3 big unions, Ali Yalçın, Chairman of "Memur-Sen" labour union and "Eğitim-Bir-Sen" educators union, stated that the decision was an important decision.
He pointed out that it is their greatest wish that the loss of rights and grievances that occurred in the decisions taken in the past will not be repeated.
An interim decision was made in the lawsuit filed in the Constitutional Court for the annulment of some provisions of the Teaching Profession Law. According to the decision, the Constitutional Court will take the opinions of the Ministry of National Education and the 3 unions with the highest membership.
Making statements about the decision taken, Ali Yalçın, Chairman of Memur-Sen and Eğitim-Bir-Sen, pointed out that the decision taken is a positive step for participatory democracy and freedom to seek justice.
“WE HOPE THAT THE OPINIONS WE SHARE WILL LEAD TO A HEALTHY DECISION”
Pointing out that the draft of the Teaching Profession Law prepared by Eğitim-Bir-Sen, which will express its opinion on the decision, will be beneficial for a better understanding, Yalçın stated that they will express the parts of the law that are disrupted and require regulation, and the expectations of the teachers.
"We hope that the opinions we will share will help us make a sound decision that will meet the expectations of teachers and that opens the door to a career arrangement based on the length of service spent in teaching in line with our collective agreement request," Yalçın said.
“THE GREATEST HOPE THAT WHAT HAPPENED IN 2008 DOESN'T REPEAT AGAIN”
Reminding the grievances experienced due to the decisions taken by the Constitutional Court in the past years, Yalçın stated that grievances should not be experienced again.
"It is our greatest wish that the chaos, loss of rights, grievances, injustices and inequalities created by the decision of the Constitutional Court in 2008 do not recur with the new decision," Yalçın added.