Bamsoet tips to solve honorable problems K2 | JavaPos.com

JawaPos.com – Speaker Bambang Soesatyo pays special attention to the issue of Honorary Worker Category 2 (K2). According to him, there should be an appropriate solution for honorary workers who continue to express their right to be nominated candidate civil servant (CPNS).

The current number of K2 honors is about 438,590 people. However, only 13,347 honors are eligible for the CPNS test.

Therefore, Bamsoet – his nickname – asks the Ministry of Administrative Reform and Bureaucratic Reform (Ministry of PANRB) to find a solution for 425,243 unaccompanied at the CPNS test.

"KemenPAN-RB must find a solution to 425,243 K2 fees that fail to pbad the test to become government employees with employment contract (PPPK) .In accordance with Article 95 of Law No. 5 of 2014 on civilian state apparatus, "he said in Jakarta on Tuesday (24/7).

Legislator Golkar also asked the Ministry of the PANRB and the State Personnel Council (BKN) to immediately badess the shortcomings of the training of officials. "Since the government imposed a moratorium on the acceptance of the CPNS for five years," said Bamsoet.

In addition, Bamsoet also encourages the Ministry of NAPRB to request the training of staffing needs in ministries / agencies (K / L) for the placement of honorary K2s. This is in accordance with the political agreement between Commission I of the House of Representatives, Committee II of the House of Representatives, Commission VIII of the House of Representatives, Commission IX of the House of Representatives and the Ministry of the Interior. Education and Culture. Ministry of the Interior, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Health and Ministry of Religious Affairs.

That is why Bamsoet appealed to the PANRB Committee to verify and validate strictly the K2 honor. "It's to prevent data inflation when it's going to raise K2," he said.

Another thing that is not less important, it is the needs of the budget. Bamsoet asked Kemenpan-RB with the Ministry of Finance to discuss state finances for training future honorary workers.