Turkey: Employee Benefits & Compensation

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4857 Sayılı İş Kanunu’nda İş Sözleşmesinin Feshi, Tazminatlar Ve Muhasebeleştirme Süreci
Çalışma hayatında işçi ile işveren arasındaki ilişkinin temelini oluşturan iş sözleşmeleri, 4857 sayılı İş Kanunu çerçevesinde ayrıntılı şekilde dü-zenlenmiştir. Söz konusu Kanun hükümlerine göre iş sözleşmesi, bir tarafın (işçi) bağımlı olarak iş görmeyi diğer tarafın (işveren) da ücret ödemeyi üstlenmesinden oluşan sözleşmedir. İş sözleşme-si, kanunda aksi belirtilmedikçe özel bir şekle tâbi değildir. Süresi bir yıl ve daha fazla olan iş sözleş-melerinin yazılı şekilde yapılması zorunludur.
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2026 Yılının İkinci Yarısında Kıdem Tazminatı Tavan Tutarı 73.729,87 Tl Olarak Belirlenmiştir 06.07.2026
The Turkish Ministry of Treasury and Finance has announced updated civil servant salary coefficients and social benefits for the July-December 2026 period through an official circular. These adjustments include changes to monthly salary multipliers, severance payment caps, and family and child allowance amounts that will affect public sector employees across Turkey.
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Reimbursement Of Training Costs Under Turkish Law
Employers provide training to their employees both to improve the quality of their workforce and to ensure that the investment made in such training benefits the employment relationship for a certain period of time. For this reason, contractual provisions under which an employee undertakes to remain employed for a certain period after receiving training and, if they leave before the expiry of that period, to reimburse all or part of the training costs are frequently encountered in practice.
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