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Temizlik Görevlisi (Normal) Asil Aday Kura Listesi TEMİZLİK GÖREVLİSİ (NORMAL) ASIL ADAY KURA LİSTESİ SIRA NO T.C. NO ADI SOYADI BABA ADI DOĞUM YERİ 1 5362631**** EDA BÜYÜK SEFER DOMANİC 2 4543338**** İLKNUR CALIŞKAN PALİC ALİ BAKIRKÖY 3 4552315**** AYDIN MEMİŞ MİTHAT YAGLIDERE 4 1927483**** BÜŞRA BİRİNCİ ALİ BAYBURT 5 1610976**** HASAN MEYDAN ABDURRAHMAN RİZE 6 5440047**** HAFİZE KANTAR ALİ CAYELİ 7 2238855**** HAZRET KANBUR AYHAN RİZE 8 4150618**** ASLI KÖSE SABRİ ERZURUM 9 2313252**** MÜJDE DEMİRCİ ÖMER TRABZON 10 2378950**** EBRU ARSLAN BAŞAR CAYELİ 11 3586110**** EMİNE UZUN OSMAN RİZE 12 4218507**** ERDEM KORKMAZ UGUR EMİNÖNÜ 13 1487680**** BETÜL ŞADOGLU EYÜP YAVUZ RİZE 14 1738171**** BÜŞRA TOPCİ EBAZER CAYELİ 15 3581309**** BAHATTİN BAYRAKTAR HÜSEYİN RİZE 16 4406882**** MUSTAFA YAZICI MEHMET RİZE 17 2487846**** ŞİRİN GÜR MUHACIROGLU ŞEMSİ RİZE 18 5842934**** GÜLAY TARAKÇI BALTACI MEHMET FARUK RİZE 19 6591410**** EMİNE KAZDAL HÜSEYİN RİZE 20 1827268**** İBRAHİM KUSGUN DURSUN RİZE 21 2783936**** İSMAİL ŞAHSİ İSMAİL RİZE 22 5381249**** MERYEM KARAKAYA LÜTFÜ PAZAR 23 2626319**** MUHAMMED ABDULLAH YELKENCİ EKREM ŞAVŞAT 24 5429848**** OGUZ ERKAN SÜLEYMAN RİZE 25 6676307**** ÜMRAN KURT NİZAMETTİN PAZAR 26 4756670**** FURKAN MUSAOGLU KÜÇÜKBEY RİZE 27 6501713**** NAZIM YAVUZ ŞÜKRÜ PAZAR 28 3254021**** ARZU KORKMAZ İBRAHİM RİZE 29 2781537**** İHSAN BALCI ALİ RİZE 30 2720038**** SİBEL DUMAN NİYAZİ RİZE 31 1695573**** ŞÜKRAN ASLAN YUSUF RİZE 32 1587276**** CANSU KARAŞAHİN KANİ PAZAR 33 1147191**** ŞÜKRÜ KAZDAL MUSTAFA RİZE 34 2217555**** MECİT FURTUNA MUSTAFA RİZE 35 2006062**** NURGÜL BALTACI HIZIR RİZE 36 4045094**** ZEHRA YILMAZ AHMET RİZE 37 4200789**** NİHAL TÜRÜT HASAN RİZE 38 1223337**** YUSUF TERZİ MUSTAFA ARDEŞEN 39 5925432**** HAYATİ UZUN ŞÜKRÜ RİZE 40 3252521**** ERDEM KORKMAZ İBRAHİM KALKANDERE 41 4047194**** SEVCAN YILMAZ DURSUNALİ SAMSUN 42 5780237**** BERAT AVCI MEHMET RİZE 43 2318651**** MEHMET YILMAZ İDRİS RİZE 44 2624342**** İBRAHİM MENGİR NUSRET RİZE 45 3081175**** EMRE DELİBAŞ RECEP PAZAR 46 3891499**** RECEP ALİ TOPCU RAMAZAN RİZE 47 1959563**** ESRA BOSTAN ADNAN CAYELİ 48 3152624**** TARIK KASAP NECMİ RİZE 49 4456080**** FATİH BOSTAN RÜŞTÜ RİZE 50 5931431**** DİLEK AKGÜN KEMAL DURSUN RİZE 51 4154890**** HASAN KIRBAŞ NİHAT RİZE 52 5253102**** ŞENAY KAHYA MECİT CAYELİ 53 6280620**** FATMA KIDAL HASAN RİZE 54 6034328**** FATMA GÜMÜŞSU ATİK RİZE 55 6577610**** MİRAC KOPUZ SALİH RİZE 56 6463313**** ABDÜLKADİR MAŞALACI METİN RİZE 57 1377583**** BAHAR SİVRİ MEHMET RİZE 58 4178289**** BATUHAN KANBEROGLU MUSTAFA İSTANBUL 59 6644508**** BEYTULLAH ÇAKMAK HIZIR BAGCILAR 60 1071894**** TUGCE GÜREL HÜSEYİN RİZE 61 1327185**** İBRAHİM GÜNEY RECEP RİZE 62 1572577**** OSMAN KETENCİ AHMET RİZE 63 2152457**** EKREM KARALİ MUSTAFA RİZE 64 4211289**** CEMİLE ESİR ALİ RİZE 65 6327718**** KADRİYE DEMİRCİ MUHARREM RİZE 66 3760704**** AHMET USTA YUSUF RİZE 67 4279387**** SÜMEYRA ÖKSÜZ SÜLEYMAN RİZE 68 1919242**** SEVGİ KULABER HASAN BORÇKA 69 5140957**** SEVAL VAN HALİM RİZE 70 5479610**** MERVE KÖSE HAMZA RİZE 71 6415915**** SEYHAN GÜZEL DEMİRCAN İBRAHİM RİZE 72 2069060**** MUHAMMET KOPUZ İBRAHİM RİZE 73 1804047**** DOGAN GEZEN KEMAL ŞAVŞAT 74 1995562**** ARZU SARIHAN HALİL RİZE 75 4214589**** EMİNE MERAL 0KSÜZ MEHMET RİZE 76 4205237**** NECATİ OGUZ ARİF ARDEŞEN 77 4167790**** ESRA CANIM ADEM RİZE 78 1692765**** MERVE KART CELAL DÜZCE 79 3617308**** HÜSEYİN ENES HEKİM MUZAFFER RİZE 80 4342384**** MÜCAHİT TAKMAZ SÜLEYMAN RİZE 81 6352928**** GİZEM GÜNAYDIN HARUN KADIKÖY 82 1246065**** CAGLAR TEMUR HALİS PAZAR 83 3728005**** SEZER İSMAİL MUHİDDİN RİZE 84 3918447**** ELİF AYCİCEK RECEP ARDEŞEN 85 4189989**** YUNUS EMRE ŞAHİNOGLU MUSTAFA RİZE 86 2245154**** ŞİRİN YILMAZ HASAN RİZE 87 5542044**** FATİH KAVALCI ÖMER RİZE 88 4430282**** ELİF KAPLAN METİN RİZE 89 4127540**** MÜNEVVER ÖZTÜRK RAHMİ KEMAL ARDEŞEN 90 2478546**** AHMET SELMAN EKŞİ MEHMET RİZE 91 5282853**** FUNDA YILMAZ NEJMETTİN RİZE 92 1724911**** HÜLYA DEMİREL YAŞAR PAZAR 93 2458447**** EMRE ALKAN ASIM RİZE 94 4370210**** EMİNE AYDIN İSMAİL İSPİR 95 2195355**** EMRAH DİLMAC RAMAZAN RİZE 96 5843534**** ŞUHEDA MERCAN ÖMER RİZE 97 5830634**** LÜTFİ BAŞ ÜZEYİR RİZE 98 1805247**** NAZAN SAYMAZ KEMAL ŞAVŞAT 99 4178590**** BATURHAN HACIHASANOGLU SÜLEYMAN İYİDERE 100 7096002**** YASEMİN GENC İRFAN OF 101 2515746**** YASEMİN POYRAZOGLU ORHAN PAZAR 102 5049760**** ELİF SAK MUZAFFER RİZE 103 3018528**** ÖMER FARUK TURGUT HÜSEYİN RİZE 104 4820568**** KADİR ATMACA AKSU ÖMER RİZE 105 3755004**** MEHMET TÜRÜT YILMAZ RİZE 106 4118000**** NAGİHAN EMİROGLU HÜSEYİN AKÇAABAT 107 5893032**** HÜSEYİN DURMUŞ HIZIR RİZE 108 2575743**** ŞADİYE 0ZDEMİR MEHMET ARDEŞEN 109 6778003**** MERYEM YILMAZ EMRULLAH RİZE 110 2220855**** CENGİZ KARALİ RAMAZAN RİZE 111 4533178**** SULTAN SELİM SANCAKTUTAN AHMET RİZE 112 4999663**** RAMAZAN KURT ALİ CAYELİ TEMİZLİK GÖREVLİSİ (NORMAL) ÖNCELİKLİ OLANLARDAN ASIL ADAY LİSTESİ SIRA NO T.C. NO ADI SOYADI BABA ADI DOĞUM YERİ 1 1539578**** MUHAMMET HAMDULLAH HUT HASAN RİZE TEMİZLİK GÖREVLİSİ (NORMAL) YEDEK ADAY KURA LİSTESİ SIRA NO T.C. NO ADI SOYADI BABA ADI DOĞUM YERİ 1 1015496**** FEHMİ ALİ ASOGLU HÜSEYİN CAYELİ 2 3103725**** TOLGA GÖKAY MEHMET CAYELİ 3 5169457**** ARZU DEMİRCİ YUSUF RİZE 4 6734505**** ESRA ÖZTÜRK İSLAM KALKANDERE 5 6163924**** NEJLA TURAN NİZAMETTİN RİZE 6 4688574**** EBRU İLKER HÜSEYİN BAFRA 7 3554311**** ALKAN UZUN İZZET RİZE 8 2499245**** EMRAH RAKICIOGLU CEMİL PAZAR 9 4028843**** OSMAN BOZKAN RECEP ALİ ARDEŞEN 10 4823868**** DERYA UZUN MEMİŞ RİZE 11 4991801**** EMRE YILMAZ ALİ RİZE 12 6769604**** MUSTAFA DELİHASAN İZZET RİZE 13 1219789**** RAMAZAN GÜNEY REFİK RİZE 14 2195956**** EMEL YILDIRIM NEZMİ KALKANDERE 15 5993829**** BAHTİYAR YILMAZ BAYRAM RİZE 16 4528378**** FAZLI MANAVRACI ATİLLA RİZE 17 1179766**** ESRA YERALMAZ TURGUT ARDEŞEN 18 3875539**** SAKİNE KONT KADİR TORUL 19 3725305**** ASİYE İSMAİL İLYAS RİZE 20 2462225**** ŞENGÜL AKGÜN MUSTAFA YUSUFELİ 21 2878133**** TEVFİK MUTLU MUHARREM RİZE 22 1828779**** FELEK NAZ MENGEN YUNUS YOMRA 23 1413582**** OSMAN DELİBALTA MEHMET RİZE 24 6510412**** SİBEL BEKDEMİR İLYAS RİZE 25 4478879**** AYSUN GÜVENDİK AHMET CAYELİ 26 5721738**** DURSUNALİ SARICAM HAMZA CAYELİ 27 3931698**** BEDİRHAN AKARSU İBRAHİM HAKKI RİZE 28 3594509**** ESAT KEREM KOÇ HALİT RİZE 29 2749125**** GİZEM KACMAZ CELAL RİZE 30 6519412**** MELEK KARADAG AHMET RİZE 31 1846046**** SEHER YILDIZ SELİM YUSUFELİ 32 2280853**** YAŞAR ALTUN NAZIM RİZE 33 4658222**** ELİF KUMBASAR MEHMET ARDEŞEN 34 1468181**** SEVAN TÜRKÜCÜ SEDAT CAYELİ 35 4182489**** HURİYE DEMİREL YILMAZ RİZE 36 4629474**** AYNUR SANCAKTUTAN İSMAİL RİZE 37 4096393**** EMRE KOÇAL İBRAHİM RİZE 38 3052728**** OSMAN ORTAYAZICI ALİ TRABZON 39 5903832**** MUHAMMED EMİN BİRİNCİ SELİM RİZE 40 5593642**** KADER BAŞKA RECEP RİZE 41 1677274**** 0MER CELİK ALİ KEMAL PAZAR 42 1862067**** MURAT KULAKSIZ YAŞAR RİZE 43 3361717**** İDRİS CERRAHOGLU NURETTİN RİZE 44 1581577**** HAKAN SADIKOGLU MEHMET RİZE 45 5544144**** MEHTAP CELİK VEDAT RİZE 46 3370416**** ASLIHAN YILMAZ OSMAN CAYELİ 47 5330551**** MEHMET YANIK KAZIM GÜNEYSU 48 3776552**** MUHAMMET KARAKAYA SELİM ARDEŞEN 49 3472713**** ESRA GÜNEY YILMAZ RİZE 50 6868601**** DOGUŞ SÜSLÜ ALİ RİZE 51 4371484**** RAMAZAN ÖKSÜZ GAFUR RİZE 52 1969764**** ÜMİT CİN AVNİ PAZAR 53 6471413**** AYDIN CEVAHİR BAYRAM RİZE 54 1070093**** AYŞE NUR BUYUK MUHAMMET RİZE 55 2595830**** GÜLCAN BİLALOGLU İSMAİL CAYELİ 56 1448381**** CİGDEM BENLİ ASIM RİZE 57 3718105**** ŞENAY ÖKSÜZ SEFAYİN RİZE 58 3706705**** HAVVA SARMUSAK MURAT RİZE 59 6362217**** SULTAN PEHLİVAN MUHAMMET GÜNEYSU 60 2209455**** ABDULLAH AKYILDIZ AHMET RİZE 61 5314952**** CEYHUN MURAT ZAMAN YILMAZ PAZAR 62 1162790**** DERYA GENÇ HIZIR KENAN RİZE 63 4854767**** HARUN UZUN KERİM RİZE 64 6463014**** KÜBRA UÇAK GÖKSAL RİZE 65 6789703**** CEM KAHVECİ HASAN RİZE 66 4210088**** FATİH SULTAN GÜNAYDIN ZİHNİ RİZE 67 2747515**** HALİL İBRAHİM KİRAZ HASAN PAZAR 68 6621709**** MUBİN MENGENE İLYAS RİZE 69 3308618**** ASLI KİBAR HASAN CAYELİ 70 1833146**** GÜLŞEN GÜNAY NACİT ŞAVŞAT 71 6602809**** ÖZLEM TOPTAN REMZİ RİZE 72 3847101**** SEDA BAL SALİM PAZAR 73 6019328**** MURATHAN K0SEOGLU ALİ PAZAR 74 6695206**** ERSİN YILMAZ ESAT RİZE 75 4582377**** SELİM ALBAŞ AHMET CAYELİ 76 4915965**** CANER CEPLİ İSHAK RİZE 77 5974930**** SERDAR GÜL HIZIR RİZE 78 3516811**** SEYHAN SELİMOGLU AHMET RİZE 79 4774670**** BÜŞRA 0KSÜZ AHMET EYÜP 80 2137779**** HÜNKAR AYDIN ZEKERYA ARDAHAN 81 3655407**** SAKİNE SARI BİLAL CAYELİ 82 4805269**** BAHAR HOŞGÖR PAŞAALİ RİZE 83 4625575**** BAHAR ÖKSÜZ İHSAN RİZE 84 4465380**** FİKRET G0KYILDIZ SADIK KALKANDERE 85 2161457**** HÜLYA TOPÇU MEHMET RİZE 86 1768170**** NERMİN BOSTAN MEHMET RİZE 87 3879200**** ESRA FURTUNA SERVET RİZE 88 5345551**** ŞEYDA SARIHAN YAŞAR CAYELİ 89 2723338**** EŞREF YILDIRIM MEHMET KALKANDERE 90 3706106**** YELİZ BUSE SARMUSAK MEHMET RİZE 91 6562010**** MEHMET SALİH HÜSEYİN RİZE 92 5641941**** ERKAN NUROGLU İLYAS RİZE 93 5796436**** ATAKAN SARAÇ ERDAL PAZAR 94 1700073**** EMEL FURTUNA İSMAİL ŞİŞLİ 95 4051693**** NEVİN SARI DAVUT CAYELİ 96 4456680**** ÖMER BOSTAN ADEM RİZE 97 3779602**** FATMA KAYA MEHMET CAYELİ 98 3120825**** NALAN PALİC OSMAN BAHRİ RİZE 99 1838067**** EMEL SOLAK ZEKİ PAZAR 100 3470914**** BATIKAN TÜRÜT MEHMET RİZE 101 2084908**** FATMA ESENGÜL KURU İSMAİL ARDEŞEN 102 5857934**** MİYASE NAZAN G0RMÜŞ AHMET PAZAR 103 4299486**** HALİL YAZICI HAMDİ ANTALYA 104 4004596**** SERCAN TERZİ CEVAT KALKANDERE 105 1760319**** FATMA KURTOGLU OSMAN ARDEŞEN 106 3958097**** ŞENNUR UZUN FAHRİ RİZE 107 6404516**** YAKUPCAN SARI YAKUP RİZE 108 4275186**** MERAL BAYRAKTAR KAŞİF İSTANBUL 109 5532745**** MUSTAFA AKSU DURSUN ALİ RİZE 110 2013210**** EMİNE UYGUR MEHMET ALİ ARDEŞEN 111 3261520**** FATMA SAN ÖZER ALİ İKİZDERE 112 2715539**** SERDAR KORKMAZ EMİN ALİ KALKANDERE.
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