USAFE-AFAFRICAI36-110 — Administration Of Resident Non-uscitizen Personnel - Turkey

USAFE-AFAFRICAI36-110 governs the employment and management of resident non-US citizen personnel by U.S. Forces in Turkey.

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  • Publication number: USAFE-AFAFRICAI36-110
  • Title: ADMINISTRATION OF RESIDENT NON-USCITIZEN PERSONNEL - TURKEY
  • Date: 2020-07-15

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The instruction covers resident non-US citizen personnel, collective labor agreements, work sites, employment selection, appointments, pay, classification, union membership, and administrative policy. It requires compliance with local laws and practices, qualification standards, merit principles, and prescribed appointment conditions.

Applies to: It establishes policy for the employment and management of a resident non-US citizen work force by the U.S. Forces in Turkey paid from appropriated and non-appropriated funds.

Topics covered

  • Resident non-US citizen personnel
  • Collective labor agreements
  • Employment selection and appointment
  • Pay and conditions of employment
  • Pay grade classification
  • Union membership
  • Administrative implementation of employment conditions

Questions and answers

Who qualifies as resident non-US citizen personnel under USAFE-AFAFRICAI36-110?

Resident non-US citizen personnel are members of a work force under individual employment contracts with the U.S. Forces in Turkey. (paragraph 1)

How are rates of pay and employment conditions established?

Rates of pay and conditions of employment are subject to negotiation by the U.S. Forces with authorized unions or in the absence of authorized unions, are established by the U.S. Forces based on industry practices for comparable conditions. (paragraph 2)

Can resident non-US citizen personnel join a labor union?

Members of the resident non-US citizen work force are free to join or not to join a labor union. (paragraph 2)

Are employees protected from adverse action based on union membership?

The U.S. Forces will not subject an employee to reprisal, duress, or adverse action because of his membership or non-membership in a labor union. (paragraph 2)

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