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According to the statement made by Eğitim-İş, the court determined that the teacher appointed within the scope of the Turkey Sports Talent Screening and Sports Orientation Program was performing a separate duty other than his primary duty.
According to the statement made by Eğitim-İş, the court determined that the teacher appointed within the scope of the Turkey Sports Talent Screening and Sports Orientation Program was performing a separate duty other than his primary duty.
In the decision, it was stated that the additional course duties that the teacher could not fulfill due to assignment should be considered as completed and the fees should be paid without interruption.
"WITH THE LEGAL INTEREST THAT WILL ACCEPT FROM THE APPLICATION DATE..."
The court ruled that the member be paid 18 hours of additional weekly course fees, regardless of whether he has an additional course load during the assignment, and that the unpaid amounts be given to the administration together with legal interest that will accrue from the date of application.
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