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The Official Gazette of June 24, 2025, includes the acting presidential appointment, amendments to regulations on building energy performance, Revenue Administration personnel promotion, and ambulance services, alongside BDDK decisions.

Birleşik Kamu-İş's June 2025 research reveals alarming figures: hunger line reaches 27,415 TL, poverty line 83,859 TL in Turkey. The study highlights the inadequacy of minimum wage, pensions, and civil servant salaries against rising living costs.

Koop-İş Union has launched protests against the unacceptable 2025-2026 public collective bargaining offer. The union states, "We will not stop until we get what our labor deserves," continuing actions including a half-day work stoppage on June 26, 2025.

Türk Metal Union's 23rd Children's Council met in Ankara from June 22-25, 2025. Approximately 500 children attended, participating in tree planting, an Anıtkabir visit, games, and workshops. Children conveyed their thanks to General Chairman Uysal Altundağ and Türk Metal.

DİSK-AR's June 2, 2025, report slams the Turkish government over the eroding value of pensioner Eid bonuses, stating the 4,000 TL bonus is 'not even pocket money' and calling for it to be raised to the minimum wage level and paid quarterly. The report highlights a 50,000 TL loss in 7 years.

DİSK's General President Arzu Çerkezoğlu called for the minimum wage to be re-determined in July 2025. Separately, General Secretary Tayfun Görgün attended the Hendek "workplace murder" case, reiterating demands for justice.

Healthcare workers at Çapa Medical Faculty call for widespread protests against low wages, high taxes, and unacceptable 16% wage offer, citing İzmir's successful strike as inspiration. They emphasize that action is the only remaining option to make their voices heard.

KESK sharply criticized the current CBA system ahead of the 8th Term negotiations, stating the Arbitration Board is biased. Co-Chair Ayfer Koçak called for a united struggle of public employees for a living wage and strike rights.

The İSİG Meclisi Nov 2025 report reveals 169 workplace deaths in October, bringing the 10-month total to 1,737 in Turkey. The report highlights massive negligence in construction/shipyards, the tragedy of child labor, and the high rate of deaths among non-unionized workers.