Has the Phased Retirement System Been Implemented? Who Will Retire at What Age? The Inside Story of that List on Social Media.
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Millions of workers awaiting phased retirement, especially those who registered with the Social Security Institution (SGK) between 2000 and 2008, are investigating whether their retirement age will change. Workers not covered by the Early Retirement Scheme (EYT) are closely following any new developments regarding the phased retirement arrangement.
For those insured between September 8, 1999, and April 30, 2008, the age requirement is 58 for women and 60 for men, along with 7,000 premium days. Employees want these requirements to be determined gradually based on their insurance start date.
Because the EYT (Early Retirement) regulation covers the period before September 8, 1999, millions of insured individuals between 1999 and 2008, whose retirement was delayed by 17-20 years due to a single day or a few months' difference, continue to hope for phased retirement.
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…
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