The Working Hours of Every Profession Will Change: European Model Comes to Working Life - Sözcü Gazetesi
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The Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Işıkhan shared details of the new generation of work models and flexible working arrangements at the meeting of the Trilateral Advisory Board. Işıkhan stated that they aim for an inclusive structure rather than a uniform working model, Işıkhan said that the practices in Europe are being studied and
Minister Işıkhan announced at the Tripartite Advisory Board meeting, which also included representatives from labor unions, that flexible working hours and new generation work models would be introduced to meet the needs of each profession within the scope of the 2027-2029 Medium-Term Program.
Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Işıkhan stated, "Our aim is not to create a single, uniform employment model, but to create a more inclusive working life that can respond to the changing needs of different employee groups and businesses, while protecting their rights and guarantees."
Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Işıkhan stated that the aim is to make legislation clearer, more predictable, and more applicable in line with the changing needs of working life.
The Ministry of Labor and Social Security is working on new generation work models to adapt to changing working conditions. While practices in European countries are being examined, new regulations are also being considered in the legislation.
The Ministry of Labor and Social Security is working on a new generation of work models aimed at the changing needs of working life. The Ministry began to study European models.
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