The 8th Term Collective Bargaining Agreement negotiations, which will determine the economic, social, and employee rights of more than 6 million public servants and retirees for the 2026-2027 period, began on July 28, 2025, at the Ministry of Labor and Social Security. MEMUR-SEN Confederation, acting as the general authority confederation and the President of the Public Unions Delegation, found the government's initial offer, submitted on August 12th, inadequate and far removed from its own demands. Instead, it rejected it and shared with the public and its organization a six-day action plan that will be a landmark event in union history.

The SARBUMUSI Confederation, together with allied organizations, is leading a national peaceful protest to demand fair treatment and protection for logistics drivers in Indonesia. The protest highlights the structural injustices behind the “Zero ODOL” policy and calls for comprehensive reforms in freight regulation, driver welfare, and anti-corruption measures.

On the occasion of International Workers’ Day, the Confederation of Public Servants Trade Unions (Memur-Sen) mobilized thousands of members and supporters at Anıtpark in Ankara under the rallying cry: “Rights, Labour, and Justice for a Decent Life – Long Live May Day!” The event served as a powerful platform to voice demands for social justice, labour rights, and structural reform in public service, while also expressing solidarity with oppressed peoples around the world.

ILC member Memur-Sen organized an International Congress on Labour, Digitalization and Social Justice in Ankara on April 18–19, 2025. The congress brought together 200 trade union leaders representing 50 confederations from 41 countries, along with three international organizations.