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Lack of personnel and infrastructure problems in Belgian prisons have been among the issues that have been discussed for a long time.
The strike that prison employees started yesterday evening, upon the call of various unions in Belgium, will continue until the evening of September 11.
Within the scope of the strike, only basic services such as security, food distribution and health services will continue for prisoners in all prisons in the country.
If there are not enough personnel to provide minimum services, some prison employees may be assigned compulsorily.
Unions demand that overcrowding in prisons be reduced, personnel shortages be eliminated, employees' accumulated leave days be used in a short time, inadequate and old infrastructure be improved, and security measures be increased.

TÜBİTAK announced that it will recruit 660 personnel to be employed in different positions, including R&D, experts, civil servants and support personnel. Applications will close on different dates in September depending on the positions.

Throughout her nearly 60-year journalism career, Şükran Soner has worked in depth on labor rights, union organization and worker health-occupational safety issues in Turkey, raised public awareness by addressing work accidents and occupational diseases as structural problems, and contributed to the organized labor movement with her managerial role in TGS.
Belgian union ACV Puls launched a strike on September 1 against Brussels Airlines' compulsory assignment of staff on Tel Aviv flights, in violation of the principle of volunteering. Employees are demanding the right to refuse flights due to safety, psychological and ethical concerns.

The Physician Association Union announced that it will not accept patients without an appointment between 28-30 September 2026 and will rearrange polyclinic times, demanding the improvement of economic and personal rights and increased security measures.
TÜBİTAK announced with the announcement published in the Official Gazette that it will recruit a total of 660 personnel, including R&D experts, technicians and civil servants, to be employed in its units in Ankara, Kocaeli and Bursa.

KESK will organize the 3rd Women's Congress in Ankara on 4-5-6 September 2026. KESK Women's Secretary Döne Gevher stated that the problems of insecurity, care labor and women under decree will be discussed at the congress.