Military service is mandatory for young males in Turkey with some exceptions; and many youth people leave their civilian employment for a considerable period of time. Turkish Labor Law provides some provisions to prevent these people having lost their severance pay and the jobs they had to leave because of …
Read More »You can be Fired for Being Overcritical about Your Boss on Social Media
Social media may be a dangerous place for the people who cannot hold their tongues; especially for the employees go beyond the acceptablelevel of criticism about their workplace and employer. A publicly shared snide comment or a nasty remark about your employer, even intended to be a joke, can cost …
Read More »Social Security Agreement between Turkey and Tunisia is in Force
Social Security Agreement between Turkey and Tunisia signed in Ankara on 28th May 2013 has been accepted in Parliament and the related Law No. 6981 has been published in the Duplicate Official Gazette on 4th April 2017.
Read More »Social Security Agreement between Turkey and Hungary is in Force
Social Security Agreement between Turkey and Hungary signed in Budapest on 24th February 2015 has been accepted in Parliament and the related Law No. 6961 has been published in the Official Gazette on 3rd April 2017.
Read More »Social Security Agreement between Turkey and Belgium is in Force
Social Security Agreement between Turkey and Hungary signed in Ankara on 11th April 2014 has been adopted in Parliament and the related Law No. 6982 has been published in the Official Gazette on 3rd April 2017. The agreement will replace the agreement valid from 1st May 1968 between two countries.
Read More »Change on the Support for Employing Registered Unemployed
In case the employed person is not notified as insured more than 10 days in the workplace’s SSI premium and service documents within three months period preceding the working start date, employer will benefit from the support for employing registered unemployed of İŞKUR. As we informed you before, private sector …
Read More »Summer Time-DST Starts in Europe
Most of the European countries, as well as some other countries of the world set their clocks 1 hour forward on Sunday, March 26, 2017. However, Turkey have been already in Summer time-DTS and clocks will remain the same, because the clocks in Turkey had not been set back one …
Read More »Workplaces That Will Enter into Private Pension Implementation on April
We would like to remind you that the workplaces employing 250 (Inc.) to 1000 (Excl.) personnel will start to enter into contracts with pension companies and offer pension plans to the employees as of 1st April 2017. However, in case the number of employed personnel is beyond the 1000 on …
Read More »Tax Support for Employers of Registered Unemployed of İŞKUR
As we informed you before; for each personnel who are employed amongst the registered unemployed of İŞKUR by the private sector employers until 31st December 2017, the withholding tax applied on minimum wage will be set-off from the withholding tax return after the minimum living allowance is applied. Besides, stamp …
Read More »Turkey’s Turquoise Card Regulation Issued
Implementation Regulation on Turquoise Card, the new introduced type of work permit that enables qualified foreigner to work in Turkey for an unlimited period of time, and grants the right of residence to his/her spouse and dependent children has been issued in Official Gazette No. 30007, dated 14th March 2017. …
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