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Unpaid wages, overtime, weekly rest, public holidays, unused leave, severance and notice pay require separate assessment. Wage claims may accrue during employment; payment for unused annual leave arises when employment ends.
Custody is a temporary investigative measure; remand detention requires a judicial decision. Detention requires concrete evidence indicating strong suspicion, a statutory detention ground and proportionality. An accusation alone does not automatically justify detention.
Explore the intricacies of unused annual leave compensation in Turkey. Understand your rights, the legal framework, and how to file a lawsuit for unused leave days effectively.
This guide explores the reinstatement lawsuit process in Turkey, detailing worker rights, wrongful termination, and severance pay. Learn how to navigate the legal landscape with insights from experienced labor lawyers in Istanbul.
This comprehensive guide explores the complexities of unused annual leave compensation in Turkey, detailing legal frameworks, lawsuit processes, and practical examples for employees seeking to claim their rights.
Explore the intricacies of child custody laws in Turkey, emphasizing the Best Interest of the Child Principle. This comprehensive guide covers key aspects of custody in divorce cases and offers practical insights.
Explore the comprehensive rules and regulations regarding foreign-plated vehicles in Turkey, including customs laws, penalties, and legal recourse.
Explore comprehensive steps to take if insurance companies refuse to pay vehicle depreciation claims in Istanbul. Learn about the legal process, compensation rights, and expert advice from Koçak Law Firm.
The former postponement-of-bankruptcy institution was abolished in 2018 by Law No. 7101. It must not be presented as an available route for new applications. Transitional rules may matter for older proceedings. Concordat is a separate restructuring procedure with its own conditions and effects.
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