How much will the salary increase be? Public servants salary increase in January seems certain

The 5-month Consumer Price Index announced by the Turkish Statistical Institute (TUIK) shows that the New Year increase to be made for retired civil servants and retired civil servants, workers, merchants and farmers will be well below the actual cost of living. Consumer inflation in 5 months was 14.05 percent. If there is no additional special increase for the election, civil servants will be content with an 18.6 percent increase and retirees 17.5 percent.

HOW MUCH WILL THE OFFICER HIRING?

Inflation rises to around 3 percent in December, and if there is no additional increase for the election year, civil servants and retirees of civil servants will have to settle for a small salary increase of 18.6 percent.

JANUARY HIRING FOR OFFICERS 18.6 PERCENT

According to TUIK, consumer prices have increased by 14.05 percent in the last 5 months since July. In July, civil servants and retirees of civil servants increased 7 percent, excluding the difference in inflation. According to the calculation method of the Ministry of Finance and Finance, public servants and retirees will receive an inflation difference of 6.6 percent in the last 5 months. This difference, which shows that salaries and pensions have melted even in the face of TUIK inflation, which does not measure the real cost of living, will not be paid immediately, but with the increase in the collective agreement that will be made in the new Year. . If inflation rises 3 percent in December, 6-month inflation will rise to 17.5 percent. Thus, the difference in inflation between civil servants and retirees will increase to 9.8 percent. In addition to the inflation difference, the total increase rate will remain at the level of 18.6 percent with the 8 percent collective bargaining increase that the civil servant and the retiree will receive. The pensions of the retired workers, merchants and farmers will increase in 6 months, that is, by 17.5 percent.