The layoffs came after Amnesty International left the collective bargaining negotiations with DİSK Sosyal-İş union. Eight out of the 24 employees were laid off, causing concern among both those who were let go and those who remain.

According to a study by the Istanbul Planning Agency, the cost of living in Istanbul has increased by 80.59% compared to August of the previous year, reaching 42,593 lira per month for a family of four.

The Central Bank had raised its year-end inflation forecast to 58% in July. Inflation has already exceeded this rate, having surged by 20 points in the past two months.

Sputnik Turkey management, which has fired 24 journalists after the strike action at the news outlet was announced, went to court against the strike, but the 4th Labor Court of Istanbul rejected taking a "precautionary measure" against the strike.

Central Bank Governor Hafize Gaye Erkan stated that they are working to lay the groundwork for inflation to start declining in 2024.

The three largest cities of the country stood out as the cities with the most significant spikes in housing prices.

The Turlish lira gained value following the decision.

The company that saw a surge in its growth during the pandemic will slow down its operations in some of the countries it invested in.

Workers of the municipality's Tree and Landscape Corporation have been protesting for eight days.

Workers of a Turkey-based company had been on a strike in Tanzania for two weeks for their unpaid wages.

S.Y., who resigned under pressure in Gaziantep, has won the lawsuit she filed to claim severance pay. The higher court, after hearing the witnesses, decided to grant severance pay despite the resignation letter being in 'handwriting'.

The government had presented the first offer for the pay rise concerning 4 million civil servants and 2.5 million retired civil servants on August 15.