Latest situation in retirement holiday bonuses

- At what stage is the raise process for public workers? Approximately 1 million public workers are waiting for raise rates within the scope of the collective agreement. A clear figure has not yet been announced. The raise rate will be determined through the public framework protocol. ⦁ Türk-İş and Hak-İş unions are holding talks with the government. The process will accelerate by mid-March, and the raise rate is expected to be clear in April. The raise amount will be determined by taking into account the latest inflation data. - Can retirement bonuses be updated?
One of the most curious topics before the holiday was whether the bonuses to be paid to retirees would be increased. The Minister of Labor and Social Security announced that negotiations with the Ministry of Finance and the Vice Presidency were ongoing. However, there is no final figure yet. Whether there will be an increase in bonuses will be determined depending on economic conditions. - Are there any retirement restrictions for those insured after October 1, 2008?
Recently, news has spread on social media that those insured after October 1, 2008 will not be able to work after retirement and their salaries will be cut. This claim is not true, but a false perception has been created. Those insured after October 1, 2008 will not be able to work by paying social security support premiums when they retire. However, there is no question of cutting their current retirement salaries. This regulation has been in effect for 15 years and is not a new development. The number of people affected by this law is expected to increase towards 2030. - How many hours per day can overtime be paid?
Weekly working hours are 45 hours. When calculating overtime, hours exceeding this period are taken into account. Daily working hours can be a maximum of 11 hours. Annual overtime hours cannot exceed 270 hours. If more than 11 hours are worked, the worker may gain the right to termination with compensation. - When does a woman with a 2004 insurance entry retire?
An insured person asked when she was insured in June 2004, had 3762 premium days and would retire. For women whose insurance started after 2000, there is a 7000-day premium and 58-year age requirement. She currently needs to pay 3238 more days of premium. Alternatively, she can retire at 58 with 4500 days of premium and 25 years of insurance. If she does not pay premiums after completing 4500 days, she can retire in 2029. - What are the conditions for receiving unemployment benefits?
An insured person asked whether he/she can receive unemployment benefits if he/she voluntarily leaves his/her job. In order to receive unemployment benefits, he/she must have been fired by the employer. Those who voluntarily leave cannot receive unemployment benefits unless there is a legitimate reason. Those who have paid at least 600 days of premium in the last 3 years can receive unemployment benefits for 6 months, those who have paid 900 days for 8 months, and those who have paid 1080 days for 10 months. General health insurance coverage is also provided during the period of unemployment benefits. - Will the salaries of those who retire in 2024 be lower?
People who have recently applied for retirement have noticed that the salaries granted in 2024 are lower. Compared to 2023, there is a decrease of around 30 percent in the pensions granted in 2024. This difference is due to the change in inflation rates and the salary calculation system. The salaries of people who will retire this year will be calculated lower. - When does a person with a 1998 insurance entry within the scope of EYT retire?
An insured person asked whether he/she was insured on October 10, 1998 and could retire under the EYT. A person who entered insurance in 1998 is included in the EYT. For male insured persons, 5,900 premium days and 25 years of insurance period are required. If he/she has completed these premium days, he/she can retire immediately.
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