PASOK: Hiring 500 coast guard officers outside the national civil service exam is an outdated practice

PASOK has criticized the government’s amendment to hire 500 coast guard officers outside the national civil service exams, citing outdated party-political practices. At the same time, it argues that the Coast Guard’s staffing needs must be met through merit-based and transparent procedures.

PASOK: Hiring 500 coast guard officers outside the national civil service exam is an outdated practice

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The tabling of an amendment to recruit 500 coast guard officers through a process outside the national civil service exams is yet another episode in the old-school political practice of raising false hopes, according to a statement from PASOK.

Development is achieved neither through one-off subsidies to segments of the population nor through one-off hiring.

The process of recruiting the necessary number of new recruits to the Hellenic Coast Guard through the Panhellenic Examinations is the necessary merit-based and impartial procedure for meeting the needs and continuously upgrading the Hellenic Coast Guard.

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