Hybrid Working Days and Hours Must Be Set Out in the Employment Contract
Turkiye's 25 September 2026 Official Gazette amendment requires workplace and remote days and working hours in hybrid working to be set out in the contract.
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Turkiye's 25 September 2026 Official Gazette amendment requires workplace and remote days and working hours in hybrid working to be set out in the contract.
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