President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan made a statement today for the long-awaited EYT. Erdogan announced that the age limit for retirement has been removed and exactly 2 million 250 thousand people will retire.
Erdogan announced that the EYT limit was lifted
President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, made a statement today for the long-awaited EYT, that is, those who are old enough to retire. The President gave the good news for those who were waiting for the EYT limit to be lifted. In addition, he stated that financial studies have been carried out and that they have prepared a separate system for those who will not retire immediately.
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan; He stated that thanks to the EYT regulation, people who started working before 9 September 1999 could retire after 20 years for women and 25 years for men.
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According to the news of Haber Global, Erdogan added the following words to his explanations on the subject:
“In principle, we believe that the system in which a person who has worked for 20 or 25 years can receive a pension for a much longer period than the time he worked is not sustainable. In the past years, this has been very painful. We did not look forward to such an arrangement for many years, as it would impose burdens that could not be lifted on the country’s economy without harming the maintenance of the system. Since we think that we will have a common future together with 85 million, we did not want to make any commitment without examining the issue in depth and without making a solid account. We have shown and are showing that we stand by our fixed-income citizens, who are experiencing difficulties due to the effects of the global crisis on our country, with a high rate of increase in minimum wage, civil servants and pensions. The minimum wage figure is a manifestation of this will. We are on the way to show our support with the good news of the step that meets the retirement age and expectations of our employees who started working before 1999.”
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