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Hürriyet Sağlık-Sen chief Çakmak calls for swift planning after temporary healthcare assignments are canceled

From Cumhuriyet · () Turkish

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  • Hürriyet Sağlık-Sen President Erdoğan Çakmak discussed the cancellation of temporary assignments in healthcare.
  • He said some strategic positions remain understaffed because permanent appointments have not filled them for years.
  • Çakmak called for replacement planning to be completed quickly.

Erdoğan Çakmak, president of Hürriyet Sağlık-Sen, called for rapid planning after temporary healthcare assignments were canceled.

Çakmak said the assignments had been used for years because the relevant areas had not received enough permanent staff. As a result, he said, employees responsible for strategic work struggled to find people who could take over their duties.

"Because these areas have not been filled through permanent appointments for years, people carrying out strategic work have been unable to find enough staff to perform their duties," Çakmak said. "These plans also need to be made within a short time."

Because these areas have not been filled through permanent appointments for years, people carrying out strategic work have been unable to find enough staff to perform their duties. These plans also need to be made within a short time.

· Erdoğan ÇakmakThe union president explained why canceled temporary assignments require quick replacement planning.
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