US EditionWarning From Memur-Sen Chairman Ali Yalçın: We Will Come Out if Necessary
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Memur-Sen gave the message that they will take to the streets if their expectations are not met during the collective bargaining process.
Memur-Sen Chairman Ali Yalçın said, "The current minimum civil servant salary should be over 67,000 lira by January 2026. Memur: Your offer is not high, the civil servant salary is low."
Memur-Sen Chairman Ali Yalçın made striking statements regarding the 8th Term Collective Bargaining Agreement negotiations, which affect 4 million civil servants and 2 million retirees. Yalçın stated, "The minimum civil servant salary should be over 67,000 Turkish Lira as of January 2026. Memur-Sen's offer is not high; civil servant salaries are low!" and called on the government to submit an offer that aligns with market realities. Here are the…
In previous articles, I've highlighted the issues surrounding employees performing the same job at different salaries in different positions, and explained the problems they raise. This discrepancy came to the forefront during the eighth-term collective bargaining negotiations. Civil servants who take the exam earn 51,000 TL for the same job, while workers who take the exam earn 70,000 TL. Memur-Sen Chairman Ali Yalçın took to social media to ad…
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