US EditionFirst Conversation without Result: How the Tripartite Coalition Puts Pressure on the Officials
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For 2026 civil servants, there is a legal commitment from the previous year to remain 0.3 percentage points above inflation, but the government has to save and wants to open up the agreement.
The January 2026 salary increase is on retirees' agenda. Experts are examining how the increase will affect purchasing power. Retirees are wondering how much of a raise they will receive in the new year. So, how much of a January raise will retirees receive? How will different scenarios affect their salaries? Here are all the details...
Following the announcement of the collective bargaining agreement raise for civil servants, inflation data for August was also released. These two key indicators play a direct role in determining the salaries of retirees and civil servants. So, considering the latest inflation figures and the Central Bank's annual inflation forecasts, how much of a raise will civil servants and retirees receive in January 2026? Here are the details...
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