In Turkey, the fight against corruption and bribery is governed by a framework that includes the Criminal Code, the Law on Misconduct, the Law on Bribery and Corruption, and the Regulation on Ethical Principles and Application Procedures and Principles for Public Servants. Regarding corruption in Turkey, The Criminal Code outlines specific actions that constitute corruption-related…
Unfair competition in Turkey is subject to regulation through various legal instruments, including the Commercial Code, the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property (which mandates signatory states to safeguard their citizens from unfair competition), and the Competition Law. The Competition Law in Turkey, inspired by the European Union’s competition legislation, entrusts the Competition…
In Turkey, in a general letter dated September 22, 2023, numbered E-83604451-207.02-80971419, issued by the SSI Social Security Institution in Turkish, there has been uncertainty regarding whether individuals who were registered with the Social Security Institution before September 8, 1999, and meet certain criteria related to insurance period, the number of premium payment days, and…
In 2016, Turkey introduced the International Workforce Law to govern the rights and responsibilities of foreign workers within its borders. This law requires foreign workers to obtain a work permit from the Ministry of Labor in order to engage in freelance work or enter into employment contracts while in Turkey. However, certain bilateral and…
In 2012, Turkey introduced the Work Health and Safety Law, which underwent a phased implementation process, culminating on July 1, 2016. This law in Turkey has brought about significant changes in how workplaces across the country manage health and safety concerns. The application of these regulations varies depending on the nature of the work and…
In Turkey, traditional employment norms have been redefined to accommodate the evolving landscape of remote work. While labor laws traditionally dictate that employees carry out their duties at their employer’s premises, contemporary shifts in technology and work culture have necessitated adaptations. Employees can now perform their tasks from the comfort of their homes or any…
In the context of Turkish labor laws, a, temporary employment in Turkey can materialize under two specific circumstances. In the realm of employment, the conventional understanding typically revolves around a permanent, full-time commitment with an indefinite duration. Any deviation from this norm is considered exceptional and is subject to stringent prerequisites. Group Company Exception Temporary…
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In Turkey, the Labor Law permits the practice of subcontracting employees from other employers under specific circumstances in the workplace. It’s important to note that subcontracted tasks must be carried out within the premises of the primary employer. Regarding subcontracting regulations in Turkey, the nature of work that can be delegated to a subcontractor is…