Disappointment over inefficiency and unjustified delay, observed in the regulation of the issue of the permanentisation of Temporary Employees (TEOs), was expressed during the meeting of the PASYDY Ad Hoc Committee on TEOs and Temporary Employees (TTE) issues with the Secretary General and Permanent Secretaries of the Organisation, held on Tuesday, 17 May 2022.
In a statement, PASYDY said that "in addition to the fact that it does not generate any expenditure at the same time, the permanentisation of the EEOs should be considered as an objective that assists the functioning of the Service and contributes substantially to the rationalisation of its structures".
"Following the relevant reports of the President of the Republic at the 59th Congress of PASYDY, the meeting expressed strong disappointment at the inefficiency and the unjustified delay in the regulation of the issue of the tenure of the SNEs, to remove the injustice suffered by thousands of colleagues, who are deprived of any prospect of advancement," he added.
It also states that it must be understood that this issue is not only a labour issue, but also has social implications, since it directly affects the sixth generation.500 families of SNEs employed in the public sector and 3 000 families of SNEs in the wider public sector.
Finally, PASYDY states that "finding a solution to this vital issue requires the necessary political will to initiate the necessary actions, since the implementation of the objective of the permanent status of the PSCs should primarily be the concern and responsibility of the state, as the time has come for its final settlement."
Source: CNA
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