2024-04-24 16:22:06
Monday, April 22 2024 – 15:12 WIB
The Riau Province Wiyatabakti Indonesia National Solidarity (SNWI) Tendik administrators urged the regional government to take action. Photo doc. SNWI for JPNN.com
jpnn.comJAKARTA – Chairman of the Wiyatabakti Indonesia National Solidarity (SNWI) Tendik Riau Province, Eko Wibowo, appreciated the steps taken by the State Civil Service Agency (BKN) to extend the time for proposing details of the 2024 PPPK ASN needs.
Thus, the regional government (Pemda) still has the opportunity to propose the needs for PNS and PPPK 2024 until April 30.
“This extension of time is something to be grateful for and should be utilized as best as possible by the regional government,” said the founder of the national SNWI to JPNN.com, Monday (22/4).
Pak Ekowi, his nickname, hopes that the local government, including the Education Office, will propose honorary teachers, both P1 to P4, P/TL, and ASN PPPK 2024 education staff (tendik).
This step is so that the honorary settlement will be completed by 2024. The Ministry of Education, Culture, Research and Technology (Kemendikbudristek), stressed Mr. Ekowi, has laid out the red carpet for local governments to propose as many formations as possible to be appointed by the 2024 PPPK.
“Let the Regional Government work together to resolve the honorary issue this year. Hopefully in 2025 no one will have honorary status anymore, but all will be civil servants and PPPK,” explained the chairman of the ASN PPPK Teacher 2022 for Riau Province.
Previously, BKN extended the time for proposing details of the 2024 PNS and PPPK needs to April 30.
“This year’s proposal for details of CPNS and PPP formation has been extended until April 30 for central and regional agencies that have not submitted details of ASN employee needs,” said Plt. BKN Public Relations Officer Nanang Subandi to JPNN.com, Sunday (21/4).
Don’t be lazy about the regional government, immediately propose details of the 2024 PNS & PPPK needs, finalize the honorarium
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