Speaking to a Supporter: Minister Işıkhan Makes Statement on Pension Increase.
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Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Işıkhan stated that the adjustments to retirement pensions will cover all retirees. The Minister also announced that a digital application integrated with e-Government has been developed for prescription medications and that they aim to reduce youth unemployment to below 10 percent.
Minister Vedat Işıkhan stated that minimum wage negotiations will begin in December, adding, "We will not disadvantage our minimum wage earners. We will do our best and try to offer the highest possible amount."
Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Işıkhan, in a statement regarding the pension adjustment eagerly awaited by millions of pensioners, stated that a fair system covering all pensioners will be implemented, and that inflation and year-end inflation differences will be taken into account when determining the lowest pension amount.
Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Işıkhan announced that they are working on a fair and equitable pension system that will cover all retirees. Stating that age and the number of premium days are important criteria in the system, Işıkhan said that a separate legal regulation is needed for the lowest pension amount. Minister Işıkhan also announced that 472.3 billion lira has been allocated to youth employment and that a new digital syste…
Minister of Labor and Social Security, Prof. Dr. Vedat Işıkhan, delivered important messages regarding the pension increase eagerly awaited by millions of citizens. Stating that the increase will cover all pensioners, Minister Işıkhan said they will improve the situation of pensioners by implementing a fair and equitable regulation. Emphasizing the importance of the number of premium days and age factors, Işıkhan stated that inflation rates will…
Minister Vedat Işıkhan announced that the fundamental principles of the retirement reform, which the public has been eagerly awaiting, are justice and fairness. Evaluating Turkey's new employment vision, Işıkhan shared five programs aimed at reducing youth unemployment to single digits, the green and digital transformation plans for 17 sectors, and a digital step to eliminate bureaucracy in prescription-based medication.
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