KTAMS Criticizes Tatar Over Ignored Rights of MPC Staff
KTAMS President Güven Bengihan stated that the longstanding demands of the Missing Persons Committee (MPC) staff for job security, collective bargaining, and cost-of-living allowances have not been met. Bengihan emphasized that promises made by President Ersin Tatar have not been fulfilled, and the union will continue its fight.
Bengihan noted that KTAMS requested a meeting with President Tatar for five months, which finally took place on 28 July. During the meeting, Tatar reportedly said that the collective bargaining issue would be referred to the Attorney General for review. However, nearly a month has passed, and the promised letter has still not been sent to the Attorney General.
The union president also stated that staff have not even received cost-of-living allowances. He criticized President Tatar for ignoring the rights of workers involved in identifying missing persons.
KTAMS highlighted the following grievances:
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Staff being disregarded
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Non-payment of cost-of-living allowances
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Violation of the right to collective bargaining
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Turkish Cypriot staff feeling undervalued compared to Greek Cypriot colleagues
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Promises made but not kept
Bengihan stressed that the union will continue to challenge this mindset.
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