Workers have been published to the second walk. The eyes of hundreds of thousands of workers working in the public sector have been turned into a collective negotiation negotiation for 2025. In negotiations since February, the first Government's proposal has not met the expectations. Within the scope of the first proposal, the first 6 months for workers are 16 % and 8 % in the second 6 months have been proposed. However, President Türk-U̇ ̇ ern Atalay explained that they expect a new proposal by emphasizing that these numbers are not enough. The Government's second increase proposed was announced by Ramazan Ağar. So, the second increase proposal for 2025 public workers?
In 2025, the latest situation in the walk of workers in collective negotiation is one of the problems that thousands of workers are curious. The worker, who does not accept the first walking offer, is waiting for the meeting to be held for the second increase proposal. Specifically, the topic of the base fee is not included in the first proposal document, causing a reaction in the worker's part. The workers require both the proportion and prosperity to protect their purchases in the face of inflation. So, how much is the second walk for workers?The Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Işkhan, the protocol frame of public collective negotiation in the scope of the negotiations of the workers made the second proposal today. In the second 6 months, 8 percent increased from 10 percent to 2026 in the year unchanged. In 2026, 7 percent in the first 6 months, 5 percent in the second 6 months was provided.Vice President Türk-Uiiş Ramazan Agar, the Government, the first 6 months of the first 6 months of the first 6 months of the first 6 months, 8 percent of the proposal increased by 8 %, but said they would not accept.The new government's new proposal is expected to increase the rate of increase and include a basic salary regulation. The demand of Türk-IIş in the first 6 months for public workers is nearly 30 % and the minimum basic salary is clearly defined.
