Strong reaction to the KESK hike decision
KESK spokesman Berker Şahin assessed the 30 percent salary increase for civil servants and retirees with minimum wage. sahin said:
“99 percent of the people are destitute”
*When we enter the market, while we pay rent, buy clothes, buy education, buy medicine, we see in all sectors that these inflation figures do not reflect the truth. Are we in financial trouble?
*When we look at the policies of this government, 99 percent of the people are destitute, except for a handful of minorities. Public workers are in misery. Half the country is trying to live on minimum wage.
* I can’t tell what’s happening. She is trying to get ahead. Because it’s not a living wage. Even a 54 percent increase is not enough to ensure people’s livelihoods.
“THE 30 PERCENT HIRING FOR PENSION AND OFFICER IS NOT ENOUGH AT ALL”
* There was already a 25 percent increase before. It was probably feared that the reaction would increase to 30 percent. When we look at our wages, half the country lives on the minimum wage. All prices are above minimum wage.
*The minimum wage, which is insufficient even in this state, is already exceeding these prices. On top of that, a 30 percent increase for the rest of society for retirees and civil servants is definitely not enough.
*Because, in exchange for 6-month inflation, which reaches 60, 70 and 80 percent in each item, an increase of 30 percent certainly cannot satisfy the needs of officials. (PHOENIX)
Source: Sozcu
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