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Workers accuse the company of withholding wages and stage a week-long protest at the company’s İstanbul office.

The workers highlight unlawful practices by employers, such as misreporting their wages as minimum wage and falsely classifying dismissed workers as "resigned." They claim the government turns a blidn eye to these violations.

The mining company owned by a ruling party MP laid off dozens of workers after they unionized. The workers have been protesting since then.

Five workers were killed in the September explosion in the factory in northwestern Turkey. While an investigation into the incident is still underway, the Oba Makarna company has reportedly downsized its quality control department and workers are facing implicit blame for the blast.

Miners from the Fernas company, owned by a ruling party deputy, have been protesting since late August for reinstatement and proper job safety measures at the mine.

The high court acknowledged that the legal framework allows employers to undermine workers' union rights by filing legal challenges that can drag on for years.

By disregarding the principle of objectivity and honesty in journalism, associating couriers only with negative incidents and treating isolated cases as if they were widespread could create deep distrust in society toward the motorcycle courier profession and those who work in it.

Six individuals have been taken into custody as the investigation into the Sep 15 explosion continues.

A worker has said that a thorough inspection was carried out and the required measures were taken.

The explosion occurred at the factory of one of Turkey's leading pasta manufacturers. The Turkish Medical Association blames the incident on inadequate occupational safety measures.

After a union managed to organize the majority of the workers, the fastener manufacturer allegedly pressured workers to resign from the union.

The company dismissed several workers due to union activities.