Turkey: Unfair/ Wrongful Dismissal

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Severance Pay in Turkey
Understanding severance pay entitlements under Turkish employment law requires navigating complex conditions around service duration, termination reasons, wage calculations, and mandatory mediation procedures. This comprehensive guide examines the legal framework governing severance pay in Turkey, including calculation methods, statutory ceilings, common pitfalls in resignation and settlement agreements, and the litigation process that employees and employers must follow to protect their rights.
Turkey Employment
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Paldimoglu Law Firm
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Tutukluluk Hükümlülük Gözaltı Hallerinde İş Akdinin Feshi
This legal brief examines the complex interplay between criminal proceedings and employment contracts under Turkish Labor Law No. 4857, analyzing how detention, arrest, and imprisonment affect termination rights and compensation obligations. The analysis distinguishes between different legal grounds for dismissal—including moral violations, force majeure, and custody-specific provisions—and clarifies when employers must pay severance and notice compensation.
Turkey Employment
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Urey Law Firm
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İşe İade Davalarında Yeni Dönem: Asıl İşveren ve Alt İşveren Düzenlemesinde AYM İptal Kararı
The Turkish Constitutional Court has issued a significant ruling on the principal employer and subcontractor regulations in reinstatement lawsuits, marking a new era in employment law. This decision fundamentally impacts how employment relationships are structured and how reinstatement cases will be handled moving forward. Legal practitioners and employers must understand the implications of this constitutional court cancellation decision.
Turkey Employment
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Esenyel Partners
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