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The July 19, 2025 issue of the Official Gazette has been published. The new regulation from the Ministry of National Education and communiqués on the prevention of unfair competition in imports were highlighted in today's publication.

The Official Gazette of July 11, 2025, has been published, enacting a wide range of critical decisions from education and international agreements to presidential appointments and various regulatory amendments in Turkey.

Birleşik Kamu-İş and Eğitim-İş Union held a press conference in front of the Ministry of National Education (MoNE) to announce their demands for the 8th Term Collective Bargaining. The Confederation warned the government, stating, "The 8th Term will be what the workers say!", vowing to continue the fight for education employees' rights.

Büro Memur-Sen submitted its 8th Collective Bargaining proposals to the Ministry of Labor, including comprehensive demands for financial and social rights improvements for public employees across various service branches.

The Official Gazette dated July 8, 2025, published amendments to regulations of the Ministry of National Education, Agricultural Organizations, and the Court of Accounts. The decision to revoke Paybull Payment Services Inc.'s operating license and various public announcements were also included.

Eğitim-Bir-Sen's field research with over 36,000 participants revealed that Turkey's "4+4+4" compulsory education system, particularly the high school phase, needs restructuring. Over 90% of teachers demand change, with "2+2" and "3+1" models emerging as preferred alternatives.

The July 12, 2025 Official Gazette features new presidential appointments, updated regulations on disabled employment, project schools, shipping routes, digital transformation support, and revised credit card interest rates in Turkey.

The July 1, 2025, Official Gazette (No. 32943) details significant legislative amendments, including changes to laws on higher education, public administration, sports, and social security. It also features new presidential decrees, regulations, and federation statutes.

The "Uniformity in Speed Limit Applications on Highways" circular published in the Official Gazette dated August 16, 2025, re-evaluates traffic signs for compliance with standards. Appointment decisions and other Presidential decisions were also published.

Memur-Sen-affiliated unions took to the streets across Turkey to protest the government's low wage increase offer in collective bargaining. The unions demanded a fair offer and compensation for economic losses.

The Official Gazette of August 12, 2025, featured high-level appointments in the Gendarmerie General Command, the establishment of new courts and determination of judicial jurisdictions by the Council of Judges and Prosecutors, and educational support for students in the earthquake region.

The July 25, 2025, Official Gazette features HSK appointment decisions, amendments to MEB, Electricity Market, and Higher Education Regulations, plus a new communiqué on credit card interest rates.

May 16, 2025 Official Gazette published! New Law (7547), flexibility in Minister Advisor appointments, university restructuring, import communiqué, large public tenders and personnel recruitment announcements included in the Official Gazette. Discover all critical details in today's issue.

The Official Gazette dated July 30, 2025, has been published, featuring presidential appointment decrees, changes in the Directorate of Communications, and significant decisions regarding energy, imports, public tenders, education, and privatization, along with new regulations and communiqués.

The June 4, 2025 Official Gazette published key regulations: amendments to Diyanet Law, MSÜ regulations, wage payment systems, BRSA decisions, and a Constitutional Court ruling. A comprehensive overview of Türkiye's legal and administrative updates.

The Occupational Health and Safety (ISIG) Assembly warns that 2 million children have been "workerized" through state-backed apprenticeship/internship schemes, resulting in 85 child worker deaths in the first 11 months of 2025.

The Official Gazette of July 5, 2025, published significant decisions including the establishment of a Parliamentary Research Commission for disabled individuals, amendments to Abdullah Gül University's undergraduate regulations, and EPDK decisions on fuel storage and transmission tariffs.

Private sector teachers in Turkey continued their march to Ankara, protesting low wages and insecure conditions in Pendik. They demand equal rights, a base salary law, and job security, highlighting their struggle against the devaluation of labor.

The Official Gazette (No: 32937) for June 25, 2025, is out. Key highlights include new regulations for the Revenue Administration, Turkish Armed Forces, and Kütahya Health Sciences University, alongside 10 Constitutional Court rulings on political party financial audits.

Koop-İş Union strongly protested Dyson's attempts to block unionization and collective bargaining rights for its members in Turkey, citing an ongoing "meaningless" legal objection. Backed by TÜRK-İŞ and UNI Global Union, Koop-İş demands Dyson end the illegality and sit at the negotiating table for a collective bargaining agreement.