Turkish Constitutional Court takes up bonus appeal on merits

Published 7 Oct, 16:02 Updated 7 Oct, 16:13 Photo: BirGün

The Turkish Constitutional Court took up on the merits one of six challenges to tying the retirement bonus to severance-pay eligibility. It rejected the other five applications on procedural grounds.

The application by the Ankara 3rd Administrative Court was joined with a case already under substantive review. Four applications by the Ankara 25th Administrative Court and one by the Ankara 15th Administrative Court were rejected as procedurally deficient.

Turkish Constitutional Court takes up bonus appeal on merits

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