Workers' rights were suspended during the September 12 junta period. Collective bargaining and collective bargaining were prohibited, and strikes were also prohibited.
The authority to renew expiring collective agreements, especially in the public sector, and to determine the increases in workers' wages was left to the Supreme Arbitration Board.
The Board was implementing whatever the September 12 military administration wanted through the Supreme Arbitration Board.
The junta members appointed Naci Varlık, the head of the 9th Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals, which deals with cases related to working life, as the head of the board.
Naturally, the Supreme Arbitration Board was implementing the orders it received from above in accordance with the chain of command and trimming the workers' wages and rights.
The press of the period declared the President of the Supreme Arbitration Board, Naci Varlık, as a scapegoat, so to speak. He held Naci Varlık responsible for the workers' meager wages and all their rights that were rendered unusable or degraded.
This was an example of reflection. Prohibitions and oppression; It was covering up the truth of the matter and the person responsible.
After the last fund heist, the ruling circles, especially AKP's fatwa and religious school graduate theologian Hayrettin Karaman, claim that no one can be blamed for someone else's crime or punishment, and that the responsibility cannot be directed to the Palace.
For example, according to AKP Şanlıurfa Deputy Mehmet Ali Cevheri, there was a trap behind the fund raising; FETO, Israel and England were doing business.
Nothing has changed since September 12. The bath, the bowl and the reflection are the same.
Speaking of baths...
The headline of Milli Gazete on November 11 revealed the fight taking place in the corridors of power. Milli Gazete said, "Historical words from the top figure of the government" and made the following headline: "There is such a mess that even if you wash in 40 baths, the smell will not go away in 100 years."
THE DUTY TO RESTORE THE REPUBLIC
Jack London has his hero say these words in his story "Meat":
"It is nothing to act honorably in times of trouble. What really matters is honor in times of plenty. There is no need to be honest when we have nothing."
The latest fund robbery; It proved that the palace order created enormous abundance for its supporters, and that honor was worth nothing in that abundance.
Another fact that turned out to be worthless was the way in which the control of monetary mechanisms was carried out and the qualifications (!) and sense of duty (!) of those appointed to the positions responsible for that control.
We are talking about a process where everyone looks after their own interests, where every individual who leans on power feels an arrogant freedom, where he does not recognize rules, morals or reservations, and where self-awareness and inferiority peak.
What we are experiencing now is the national dimension of disgrace and destruction. The real dark clouds on the horizon are; It is the impact of the work that spreads internationally, and this dimension will be deeper and more impactful.
Political religiousism supported by political ethnicism has dragged the country and its people into the abyss; The society has experienced this simple truth by living it.
Our Republic is based on independence, the people and reason. Undoubtedly, this historical legacy will dominate state administration again.
The first clues of this determination are also reflected in various surveys. The society includes two parties with different political lines that defend the principles of the Republic with the discourses of their leaders and their attitudes reflected in the public; It prioritizes the YENİ Party and the İYİ Party.
This means that citizens will give the task of repairing the Republic, in the face of the great destruction wrought by counter-revolutionary cadres in the last quarter century, mainly to these two parties in the first general elections.
