Turkey's Justice Ministry to Hire 15,000 Staff

Turkey's Ministry of Justice is set to significantly expand its workforce, with Justice Minister Akın Gürlek announcing the recruitment of 15,000 new personnel. This move aims to bolster the justice system, as stated by Gürlek on his social media account.

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We are further strengthening our justice organization and adding 15,000 new work friends to our family.

The hiring initiative, a pledge from President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, will bring 15,000 new colleagues into the justice organization. The new recruits will be deployed across different branches of the ministry. Specifically, 8,000 will join the courthouses, 6,100 will be employed by the General Directorate of Prisons and Detention Houses, and 900 will serve as enforcement clerks in the Enforcement Offices.

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8,000 of our contract personnel will be employed in our courthouses, 6,100 within our General Directorate of Prisons and Detention Houses, and 900 as enforcement clerks in our Enforcement Offices.

Further details regarding the application process and specific requirements are scheduled for release on June 6. These details will be available in the Official Gazette and on the Ministry of Justice's official website, providing a clear pathway for interested candidates to apply.

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Our announcement details will be published on June 6 in the Official Gazette and on our Ministry's website.