Turkish Hard Coal Institution Draw: Date and Time for TTK Worker Recruitment in Bartın and Karabük
TTK Worker Recruitment: Bartın and Karabük Draw Information
The Turkish Hard Coal Institution (TTK) recently announced the dates for the draw to determine the recruitment of workers in Bartın and Karabük provinces. The recruitment process began with 2,000 worker applications between September 25 and 29. After the application period ended, the draw dates for the selection of workers were revealed.
The draw for Zonguldak province, which aims to determine 1,500 workers, was held on Friday, October 13, at 14:00. However, being selected in the draw does not guarantee immediate employment. Candidates who are selected will undergo a health examination and an archive research process. Those who fail to provide the First Employment Health Report or do not pass the archive research conducted by the Police Department will be placed on the reserve list.
For Bartın, there will be a draw to select 400 workers. This draw will take place on October 20, 2023, at 14:00. The event will be held at the Bartın Ömer Hill Indoor Sports Hall and will be open to the public and the press. To access the candidate list registered with Bartın Employment Agency, please visit their website.
Karabük, on the other hand, will select 100 workers through a draw held on the same day, October 20, 2023, at 16:00. The Karabük 4th Notary will conduct the draw at the Karabük Yenişehir Central Sports Hall. Candidates registered with the Karabük Employment Agency can obtain their candidate number and name list from the agency’s website.
It is important to note that employment is not guaranteed solely by being selected in the draw. Candidates must fulfill additional criteria such as passing the health examination and archive research process.
For more information and updates regarding the TTK worker recruitment process, please follow the official announcements from the Turkish Hard Coal Institution.
In other news, there are concerns about early retirement conditions for those who missed out on the EYT (Retirement for All Work Campaign). Partial retirement conditions and formulas for those individuals are being discussed. To learn more about the partial retirement formula for those who missed the EYT, please click here.
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