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Detentions, layoffs at major Turkish supermarket chain spark nationwide protests - Stockholm Center for Freedom
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Speaking at a protest organized to support Migros warehouse workers' demand for a 50% wage increase, Hümay Batur, a representative of the Warehouse, Port, Shipyard and Maritime Workers' Union, said, "We invite the entire public to boycott Migros."
Detentions, layoffs at major Turkish supermarket chain spark nationwide protests - Stockholm Center for Freedom
Work stoppages at Turkey’s major supermarket chain Migros have spread nationwide after the firing of 280 workers and the detention of nearly 100 protestors, triggering growing protests and solidarity. According to the Turkish media the unrest began on January 23, when workers at four Migros warehouses stopped work to protest poor working conditions and a proposed 28 percent wage increase, which they said was insufficient given that Turkey’s rate…
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