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CHP Istanbul Provincial Chairman Yüksel Listened to Tradespeople, Defended the 100,000 Lira Minimum Wage
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CHP Istanbul Provincial Chairman Yüksel listened to the economic problems of tradesmen and citizens in Pendik. Bilal Gündoğdu, President of the Pendik Chamber of Tradesmen and Craftsmen, stated that rent, insurance, Bağ-Kur (social security) and withholding tax burdens are putting a strain on tradesmen, and that the minimum wage should be 100,000 Turkish Lira.
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