The Central Bank has introduced a new system that includes interim targets in addition to annual inflation forecasts.

The workers are protesting the employee, demanding their reinstatement and the recognition of union rights.

The experience requirement blocks youth employment, while internships often turn into a search for cheap labor.

An expert from the Chamber of Electrical Engineers says distribution companies must take measures to tackle overloads.

Farmers struggle to pay social security premiums for themselves, let alone for their workers.

The Chamber of Commerce data shows a 23.80% increase since the beginning of the year in the city.

The president cited national security concerns for the move.

While the unemployment rate stood at 8.6%, idle workforce rose by 1.8 percentage points in a month.

The workers, both Turkish and Russian nationals, have reportedly gone unpaid for the past three months.

The decision comes as the Kirkuk-Ceyhan Oil Pipeline has remained out of service for an extended period following an International Chamber of Commerce ruling.

Türkiye, as a signatory to the Paris Climate Agreement, is bound by its commitment to limit global temperature rise to 1.5°C. The bill’s facilitation of mining, thermal power plants, and aggressive land use policies directly undermines this target.

The required number of consecutive workdays before a weekly rest in the tourism sector has increased from six to ten. Union leader Gökhan Aslan says the law will lead to "unlimited exploitation."

Labor unions and opposition parties have long criticized the use of te unemployment fund, arguing that the fund’s primary purpose is being compromised by the diversion of resources to employer-oriented subsidies.

Natural gas prices in Turkey continue to rise, bucking the global trend of falling costs.

Broadly defined unemployment, which includes time-related underemployment, potential labor force, and the unemployed, fell by 1.1 percentage points to 31%.

According to the Turkish Statistical Institute (TURKSTAT), inflation in May stood at 1.53% monthly and 35.41% annually. Food prices rose by 32.87% year-on-year, while housing expenses jumped by 67.43%. In contrast, the Inflation Research Group (ENAG) reported an annual inflation rate of 71.23%.

According to data from the Turkish Statistical Institute (TURKSTAT), the Consumer Confidence Index remained below the threshold level of 100 points in May, with expectations for the general economic situation continuing to deteriorate.

Tüpraş workers have been protesting since the failure of collective bargaining talks on Apr 21 and are now staging full-day work stoppages.

Despite a slight decrease in unemployment, labor underutilization continues to rise.

In the AKP years, when health service provision in Turkey began to be defined as a new area of accumulation for capital owners, private hospitals became widespread across the country. Their number increased from 271 in 2002 to 565 in 2023 and spread to all provinces.