tenure regularization

Tenure regularization refers to the process of formalizing and securing the rights of individuals or groups—such as teachers, employees, or landholders—who have been working or occupying a position or property for a sustained period. It ensures their continued employment or use is protected by law, reducing arbitrary termination or eviction. This process provides stability, recognition of experience, and legal security, allowing beneficiaries to plan long-term and invest confidently in their roles or property. Essentially, tenure regularization promotes fairness and stability by officially acknowledging individuals’ established rights.