Recruitment Process For 44 Ex-KPK Employees Almost Completed, Just Determine NIK

Novel Baswedan and former KPK employees (Wardhany Tsa Tsia/VOI)

JAKARTA - The National Police stated that the process of recruiting 44 former KPK employees as State Civil Apparatus (ASN) for the Bhayangkara Corps is almost complete. Currently, SSDM is coordinating with the State Civil Service Agency (BKN).

"The HRD of the National Police are coordinating with BKN to determine the NIK of 44 former KPK employees who took the competency test," said Karo Penmas of the Public Relations Division of the Police Brigadier General Rusdi Hartono to reporters, Wednesday, December 8.

After the process is complete, the former KPK employees will be appointed as National Police ASN. However, the timing of the inauguration has yet to be announced.

"After the NIK, there will be a continuation process, namely the appointment of former KPK employees to become Polri ASN," said Rusdi.

"This is being prepared by the HR staff of the National Police. We are waiting for the process of the 44 former employees who will join the National Police ASN," he continued.

A total of 44 former KPK employees, including Novel Baswedan, accepted the offer to become the Bhayangkara Corps State Civil Apparatus (ASN). Meanwhile, there were 12 people who were recorded as rejecting the offer.

Of the 12 people who refused, one of them was Rasamala Aritonang. The reason for refusing to become a National Police ASN is because he has become a teacher at a university.