The Wage Increases for Minimum Wage Earners, Pensioners, and Civil Servants Were Recalculated Yesterday: Here Are the New Amounts - Sözcü Newspaper
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The first serious signal regarding the January salary increase, which closely concerns over 20 million citizens, came with the Medium-Term Program (MTP). With the announcement of a 28.4% year-end inflation forecast for 2026, a 9.04% increase for SSK and Bağ-Kur pensioners and a 7% increase for civil servants and civil servant pensioners are on the horizon.
Economist Prof. Dr. Hakkı Hakan Yılmaz stated that according to the Medium-Term Program (MTP) for the period 2027-2029, the inflation forecast for 2026 is 28.4 percent, adding, "If this figure is met, workers and Bağ-Kur pensioners will receive a 9 percent increase in January 2027, while civil servants and pensioners will receive a 7 percent increase. The lowest pension will also be 25,671.68 TL."
A crucial clue has emerged regarding the January salary increase for millions of civil servants and pensioners. The economic administration's Medium-Term Economic Program (OVP) and inflation target have been announced, revealing the potential increase rate.
After the inflation forecast in the new OVP, the expectations of civil servants and pensioners for an increase in January have also changed. But i. What will be the salaries of SSK and Bag-Kur pensioners if 2026 inflation is 28.4 percent? Here are the details...
After the inflation forecast for the end of 2026 was raised to 28.4 percent in the new Medium-Term Program, the rate of increase that millions of pensioners and civil servants could receive in January was calculated.
The increase calculations were made after the inflation forecast of 28.4% in the new Medium-Term Program announced by Vice President Cevdet Yilmaz. According to economist Prof. Dr. Hakki Hakan Yılmaz, if the target is met, employees will be increased by 9 percent in January and civil servants by 7 percent, while the minimum wage increase will remain in the 22-24 percent band.
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