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- Our “Turkey Fact Sheet” booklet combines the answers to all the questions you might have as a foreign employee or executive doing business in Turkey
- Being an expat is something like an adventure involving so many problems to cope up with. That means too many questions to be answered on the matter, that’s why we are going to confine ourselves to legislative side such as work permit, tax law, labor law and social security status of expats in this article.
- Arguments over severance payment system have a long background in Turkey; and it still constitutes the most controversial issue between labor and employer representatives. Starting from 1975 a severance payment fund, intended to reconstruct the still prevailing system, occupied the agenda during the last 42 years.
- Wages and Social Security Status of Interns in Turkey
- Proving the Right to Annual Leave – Supreme Court Decision
- You can be Fired for Being Overcritical About Your Boss on Social Media
- Rights of an Employer After Military Return
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What is Turkish Private Pension System?
Private pension system, also called "Individual Retirement Scheme" is intended to be complementary to the mandatory state social security scheme, and to improve the welfare level of employees by providing a supplementary income during retirement.
It is also expected to increase the domestic savings, which is crucial for Turkish economy.
Details are here.
It is also expected to increase the domestic savings, which is crucial for Turkish economy.
Details are here.
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