Proposal for a Law in the Commission: The Last Situation in Phased Retirement
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The phased retirement system remains a key topic for millions of workers who are not eligible for early retirement. Workers, particularly those whose insurance started after September 8, 1999, are investigating whether a new regulation will be implemented to gradually lower the retirement age. While proposals submitted to the Turkish Grand National Assembly and statements made regarding phased retirement are noteworthy, no new regulation has yet…
Millions of prospective retirees were excited by news of phased retirement plans, but no progress has been made in the past 22 months. Naturally, all eyes are on Parliament; what is the status of the submitted proposals? Here's the current situation...
The new age and premium tables for gradual retirement are back in the spotlight on social media. However, there are no new regulations that have come into force. The draft law submitted to the TBMM in December 2024 is pending in the Plan and Budget Commission
Employees who could not benefit from the EYT (Early Retirement) regulation and who are unable to retire due to age restrictions still have hope for phased retirement. While the bill submitted to the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM) has not yet been enacted into law, social security experts are issuing striking warnings about the future of the system.
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