2024-03-09 01:48:06
There is no passing grade for honorees in the 2023 PPPK selection. Photo Illustration: Ricardo/JPNN.com
jpnn.com – JAKARTA – The Ministry of Law and Human Rights (Kemenkumham) has submitted Decree (SK) for the appointment of Government Employees with Work Agreements to 879 people resulting from the 2023 PPPK selection.
Head of the Human Resources Bureau of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights, Supartono, at the 2023 Fiscal Year PPPK Handover Ceremony at the Ministry of Law and Human Rights’ ceremonial grounds, Jakarta, Wednesday (6/3), explained that the PPPK selection aims to obtain ASN employees who have expertise in accordance with their field of duty so that they are able to balance expectations and organizational expectations.
He said that the 2023 PPPK selection was carried out by the Ministry of Law and Human Rights in a competitive, fair, objective, transparent manner, free from corruption, collusion and nepotism (KKN), and free of charge so that the selected individuals were professional resources.
It is said that 2023 will be the first year that the Ministry of Law and Human Rights will open PPPK vacancies.
The Kemenkumham PPPK procurement, he continued, was carried out centrally with a total number of registrants of 4,364 people and 2,631 people passing the administrative selection.
Next, there were stages of technical competency selection and additional technical competency selection, then integration of final scores which resulted in 879 people being declared passed.
Participants who have been declared passed also go through the stages of determining the PPPK NIP after receiving technical considerations from the State Civil Service Agency (BKN) and go through the final stages before becoming PPPK of the Ministry of Law and Human Rights.
The 879 people consist of four formations, namely 532 special technical PPPKs, 213 general technical PPPKs, 24 special health worker PPPKs, and 110 general health worker PPPKs.
Please compare the number of PPPK 2023 applicants at the Ministry of Law and Human Rights and the number of participants who passed. High competition.