After the Turkish Statistical Institute TÜİK announced consumer inflation data this morning, public employees turned their attention to the Turkish Grand National Assembly. In the Assembly, which postponed the recess for the necessary arrangements to be made last month, an important statement about the increase in civil servant salaries came from the relevant names.
In his statement, Ak Party Group President Abdullah Güler shared information about the draft law they prepared to update civil servant salaries with the press. Güler explained the formula in which the lowest civil servant salary increased to 22 thousand TL as follows:
“We have finalized the work we have been doing for a long time. We submitted our bill to the Presidency of the Assembly. With the new offer, we are making an increase of 8,077 TL in civil servant salaries in addition to the inflation difference. Thus, the lowest civil servant salary will increase to 22 thousand 17 TL as of July.”
Group President emphasized that the average salary of civil servants will exceed 25 thousand TL with the last regulation.
How Much Was June Inflation?
TurkStat announced the Consumer Price Index (CPI) data at 10:00 am. Headline inflation in June was recorded as 3.92%, while annual inflation fell to 38.21% for the 8th consecutive month. Thus, the 6-month inflation difference to be received by public employees was 19.77%.
While the increase rate for civil servants’ salaries has been determined, a clear statement has not yet been made for retirees.
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