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İkili Anlaşmalar
Türkiye ve diğer ülkeler arasında yapılan en güncel uluslararası ikili sosyal güvenlik ve vergi anlaşmalarının tarihlerine ve dokümanlarına buradan ulaşabilirsiniz.
Per the Covid-19 pandemic fact treated Türkiye rapidly, The President has announced new regulations that will be in force soon.
The topics on that announcement related to work life can be listed as below:
In the light of the above topics, you can find the details of short-employment, remote working and compensatory work options below:
The circumstances for short-employment opportunity have been located on Unemployment Insurance Law no: 4447, Article Add.2. These circumstances are as below:
General economic crisis represents the situations that have effects on national economy and the employers’ activities. These situations can due from national or international progresses.
Force Major refers to the unpredictable situations like natural disasters, pandemics, military operation preparations that can cause stop or restriction of activities of employers temporarily or permanently.
Accordingly, coronavirus pandemic can be considered as a reason for short-employment working.
Short-employment allowance can be applicable with the below circumstances not for more than 3 months (President can extend that period to 6 months):
The below steps should be followed for short employment working application;
In order for an employee to benefit from the short employment allowance;
With regards to the payment amount;
Amount of daily short employment allowance is 60% of daily gross average earning calculated by taking into consideration the earnings of the insurant for the last twelve months subject to premium, not exceeding 150% of the gross amount of monthly minimum wage for those older than 16 years of age in accordance with the article 39 of the Labor Law no. 4857.
Per the Law no 4857, Article 64, compensatory work can be applicable under below cases:
the employer may call upon compensatory work within two months (will be 4 months with the new announced regulations) in order to compensate for the time lost due to unworked periods. Such work shall not be considered overtime work or work at extra hours.
Compensatory work shall not exceed three hours daily and must not exceed the maximum daily working time in any case.
Compensatory work shall not be carried out on holidays.
Due to the fact that coronavirus pandemic is considered as a force major reason, the above compensatory work rules can be applicable within 2 weeks (not exceeding 3 hours per day) upon elimination of this force major fact.
Per the Law No: 4857 Article 14; the employees can work outside of the office remotely, with the relevant technological equipment. This work relation should be agreed between the employer and employee in writing.
Accordingly, if the necessary technological equipment can be provided and the employees are supported, this can be an appropriate option.
On this option, there is no change on the responsibilities and rights of the employees and employers. That would be considered as a regular work process as in the workplaces.
You can reach the Unemployment Law no: 4447 on that link (in Turkish)
https://www.mevzuat.gov.tr/MevzuatMetin/1.5.4447.pdf
You can reach Short-Employment Regulation Code on that link (in Turkish)
https://www.resmigazete.gov.tr/eskiler/2018/11/20181109-2.htm
You can reach Labor Law no:4857 on that link(in Turkish)
https://www.mevzuat.gov.tr/MevzuatMetin/1.5.4857.pdf
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