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Employment Legislation

Public Legislation of the Republic of Turkey: Regulations on Civil Servants, Social Security, and Higher Education

These documents encompass important legal regulations regarding the working conditions of civil servants, social security rights, and personnel regulations within higher education institutions in the Republic of Turkey. The Civil Servants Law (Law No. 657) outlines the duties, rights, and obligations of personnel working in public services, while the Retirement Fund Law (Law No. 5434) governs retirement and disability provisions. The Social Security and General Health Insurance Law (Law No. 5510) addresses regulations related to health and social security insurance. Additionally, the Higher Education Law (Law No. 2547) and the Higher Education Personnel Law (Law No. 2914) regulate the working conditions of university teaching staff and the legislation in this field. These laws ensure the rights of public employees while also regulating the state's social security obligations and the functioning of higher education.