أعلن المجلس الوطني لمستخدمي التعليم العالي والبحث العلمي، التابع لـالنقابة الوطنية المستقلة لمستخدمي الإدارة العمومية (SNAPAP)، دعمه لجملة المقترحات المرفوعة إلى الجهات الوصية، في إطار مراجعة القرار الوزاري رقم 255 المؤرخ في 25 فيفري 2023، والمتعلق بمعايير الانتقاء للقبول في برنامج تحسين المستوى والتكوين بالخارج.
وأوضح المجلس، في بيان له، أن هذه المقترحات جاءت عقب دراسة انشغالات مستخدمي قطاع التعليم العالي والبحث العلمي عبر مختلف المؤسسات الجامعية، مؤكّدًا أن الهدف منها يتمثل في تكريس مبدأ العدالة وتكافؤ الفرص، وتوسيع دائرة الاستفادة من برامج التكوين لفائدة أكبر عدد ممكن من الموظفين.
وأشار البيان إلى أن المقترحات تتضمن، على وجه الخصوص، رفع نسبة الاستفادة من ميزانية التربص بالخارج من 10 إلى 15 بالمائة، واعتماد شهادة التكوين المتواصل مع إدماج المتكوّنين في الرتبة بجامعة التكوين المتواصل، إلى جانب احتساب الأقدمية المهنية في التنقيط وإدماج الموظفين المصنّفين في الدرجة العاشرة فما فوق دون اشتراط شهادة جامعية.
كما شملت المقترحات احتساب تنقيط الموظف المنتمي لعدة لجان مرة واحدة فقط، ومنح الموظف حرية اختيار وجهة التربص، وتحسين منح المناطق إلى 15 ألف دينار للمنطقة الأولى و20 ألف دينار للمنطقة الثانية، فضلًا عن إلغاء التأشير المسبق على تقارير التكوين ورفع التجميد عن التربصات بالخارج لفائدة موظفي الإدارة المركزية.
وأضاف المصدر ذاته أن المجلس اقترح كذلك اعتماد تنقيط الموظف النقابي ضمن لجان الترتيب، وإلغاء شرط اللغة الأجنبية في التنقيط، إلى جانب إدماج أعوان الخدمات والمناصب النوعية ضمن برامج التكوين.
وفي ختام بيانه، أكد المجلس الوطني لمستخدمي التعليم العالي والبحث العلمي التابع لنقابة SNAPAP مواصلة العمل النقابي المسؤول والدفاع عن الحقوق المهنية والاجتماعية لمستخدمي القطاع، مع التأكيد على الانفتاح على الحوار مع الجهات الوصية بما يخدم مصلحة الموظف ويعزز أداء قطاع التعليم العالي والبحث العلمي.
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The lobby is genuinely big — roughly 3,500+ slots by my count, with the usual heavy hitters are present: Pragmatic, NetEnt, Play’n GO, BTG, Betsoft, Microgaming. I mostly rinse Sweet Bonanza plus Gates of Olympus, both behave properly on mobile browser. The live rooms are all Evolution, so it’s what you’re getting — actual dealers, Crazy Time for a change of pace. They do sports as well, which I’ve dabbled in on footy, it’s fine, nothing more.
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Payments have been the better half for me. Visa/Mastercard go through, Skrill and Neteller are supported, Bitcoin and a few other coins for anyone who wants that. Skrill withdrawals have landed same day twice; Visa took slower, 3-4 days. My main gripe was the verification — it took 36-48 hours to clear my documents, so the first cashout sat waiting the whole time. Not dodgy, just a bit of a wait.
Other gripes: there’s no app, so it’s mobile browser only. It’s responsive enough on my iPhone but I’d prefer a proper app. The login is occasionally sluggish at peak times. Support’s fine — maybe five minutes to get a human, though the first replies read like templates. Ask a specific question and they sort it.
I’ve been punting on Tenobet since roughly February, and I figure I have enough experience to actually comment. Came across it through someone on another board who was chasing somewhere with proper slot coverage that didn’t have the usual affordability checks you get now on the UK licensed sites. Should flag early: this isn’t UKGC licensed and it isn’t on the GamStop scheme, and that cuts both ways.
Lobby’s genuinely big — roughly 3,500+ slots by my count, and the names you’d want are present: Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Play n GO, BTG, Betsoft, Microgaming’s back catalogue. I mostly rinse Sweet Bonanza plus Sweet Bonanza, which both behave properly in browser. Live side is all Evolution, so you know what you’re getting — actual dealers, Crazy Time and Lightning Roulette when I fancy a punt on something daft. They do sports as well, and it gets a bit of use from me for the football, nothing special.
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Cashouts have been the better half for me. Visa/Mastercard go through, Skrill and Neteller are supported, Bitcoin and a few other coins for anyone who wants that. My Skrill cashouts have come through in under 24 hours; Visa took closer to three days. The one thing that annoyed me was the verification — they took 36-48 hours to verify me, and my first withdrawal sat waiting until that cleared. Not dodgy, but slow.
Few more things: no native app, which means the mobile site. Works fine on my iPhone but I do miss having one. Logging in is occasionally fiddly at peak times. Customer service at Tenobet is English-speaking and reasonably quick, but the first replies feel a bit scripted. Get past the script and they’re helpful enough.
I’ve been punting on Tenobet for February, so I suppose I have enough mileage to say something useful. Found it via a mate who was after somewhere with decent lobby depth that didn’t have the usual affordability checks you get now on the UKGC sites. Right, important bit: it’s not UK Gambling Commission licensed and it isn’t on the GamStop scheme, which cuts both ways.
Game selection’s genuinely big — about 3,500+ titles by my count, with the providers that matter are all there: Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Play’n GO, Big Time Gaming, Betsoft, Microgaming’s back catalogue. Mainly I stick to Gates of Olympus and Gates of Olympus, both load quick in browser. The live rooms are all Evolution, so you know exactly what you expect — actual dealers, Crazy Time and Lightning Roulette when I fancy a punt on something daft. They do sports as well, which I’ve used a handful of times for footy, decent odds, nothing groundbreaking.
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Cashouts have been generally fine for me. Visa and Mastercard work, e-wallets like Skrill and Neteller are there, Bitcoin and a few other coins if you prefer. E-wallet withdrawals have landed within a day; card payouts took a bit longer. What did wind me up was KYC — took 36-48 hours to approve my ID, which held up the first payout just sat there the whole time. Not a scam, just a bit of a wait.
Few more things: no native app, which means mobile browser only. It’s responsive enough on Android but I do miss having one. Logging in can be sluggish at peak times. Live chat at Tenobet is English-speaking and reasonably quick, though the first replies read like templates. Ask a specific question and they sort it.