Transformation in the civil service regime and human resources office in the Presidential government system

As a result of their experiences from past to present, it is seen that states are working to optimize the personnel working order and solve related problems. In our country, the Civil Servants Law No. 657, published in the Official Gazette No. 12056 dated 23/07/1965, contains regulations regarding civil servants and other public officials; In this context, civil servants; Conditions of service, qualifications, appointment and placement, promotion and elevation, duties, rights, obligations, responsibilities, salaries, allowances and other personal rights of civil servants are regulated. The aim of this study is to reveal the basic principles of applying the principles of merit, career and classification in the civil servants regime. In addition, it is to shed light on the changes and transformations of the Presidential Government System and the Human Resources Office in the civil service by examining current practices. For this purpose, the conditions for becoming a senior public administrator have been evaluated and the length of service has been discussed. Emphasis was placed on the effects of political will of senior public administrators. On the other hand, explanations regarding the Presidential Government System and the decrees regarding civil servants of the newly established system have been put forward. This research was carried out using the information we obtained from published academic studies on the transformation of the Civil Servants Law in the Presidential government system, the Presidential Government System and the Human Resources Office, and document analysis information. Key Words: Civil Servants Law No. 657, Civil Servant, Presidential Government System, Human Resources Office, Merit, Career, Classification