What is On-the-Job Training Program?

İŞKUR (Employment Agency) on-the-job training program aims to reduce unemployment, to reinforce the professional knowledge of the unemployed candidates registered on İŞKUR, to learn and develop by experiencing the work and production processes. With the on-the-job training program, employers can have the opportunity to review the performances of the candidates for a certain period of time to employ qualified workforce, and they also have the opportunity to save on the cost of searching for new employees.

What are the Benefits of the On-the-Job Training Program?

With the İŞKUR (Employment Agency) on-the-job training program, employers can save as much as the cost of a minimum wage by including the candidates they want to hire after meeting the necessary conditions. Based on that, employers can have the opportunity to see the candidates while working in the field, and they will have the opportunity to train them according to their own corporate culture and needs. If the program ends positively, they will also be able to benefit from SSI incentives for the new employees.

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What is an Internship?

An internship is a temporary work experience that provides students or recent graduates with practical, hands-on knowledge and skills in a specific field or industry. These opportunities can be paid or unpaid, full-time or part-time, and can last from a few weeks to several months. They allow students to apply what they've learned in school to the business world while also making valuable connections and gaining insight into their chosen profession. In essence, internships are a valuable stepping stone for individuals seeking to jump-start their careers and gain a competitive advantage in the job market. The rise of remote and hybrid working in today's business world has increased online (remote) internships and made them the new norm.

What Is Unemployment Fund (Unemployment Allowance)?

Unemployment fund, "or as specified in the law, "unemployment allowance," is a payment provided to individuals who have previously worked as insured and meet all the conditions specified in Law No. 4447 (In Turkish) to financially support them to prevent income loss when they become unemployed. Unemployment fund is provided to insured individuals for a specific duration and amount during the period of their unemployment, based on certain conditions as specified in the law. The purpose of providing unemployment funds is to ensure that the individual who becomes unemployed can sustain their own and their family's livelihood during the period of unemployment.

While competition has an extremely important place for economic foundations, it is also of great importance to examine the competitive environment for employees and employers, who are one of the significant figures of commercial life. Because it is quite possible for employees to access commercially esteemed information about the employer's field of activity, customer environment, production stages or organizational structure during the employment contract. As a result, in line with this strict competitive environment, it is necessary to examine in detail the prohibition of competition and the validity conditions of the non-competition, which are conceptually stipulated in the legal sense.

"SSI missing days" is a term used to refer to the number of days an employee falls short of the required premium days within a month of working. In case an employee works less than 30 days due to various reasons, the employer submits a document called the "notification of missing days" to the Social Security Institution (SSI). These documents are prepared for the relevant months and kept by the employer for ten years, to be provided to the SSI upon request. From March 2018, a new practice has been implemented, which requires employers to specify the reasons for missing day notifications in the monthly premium and service documents/Withholding and Premium Service Declaration by the 26th of each month.

In Türkiye, public holidays and their duration are clearly stated in the Law No. 2429 on National Holidays and General Holidays. In 2024, public holidays and their duration are given in the table below:

Gender inequality is not just a concept but a major issue that affects our daily lives. The issue is often reflected in the business world. It's critical to imagine the difficulties that both women and men experience in this environment. In an ideal workplace, everyone should have equal opportunities and feel valued and appreciated. Sadly, gender inequality often results in some employees being left behind while their colleagues climb the ladder of success, leading to unhappiness and loss of motivation. They may even experience mobbing in the workplace. These experiences highlight the significant problem of gender inequality in the Turkish business world that we must address. In this article, we will explore the tangible aspects of this issue, provide solutions, and share inspiring examples. Together, we can create a more equitable and fair business world.

The structure of today's business world is constantly changing and evolving. In such a dynamic environment, traditional work models are giving way to the hybrid work model, which is one of the pioneers of this change. The hybrid work model combines both office and remote work by dividing them into certain days of the week. In this article, we will explore the advantages of the hybrid work model, the role of technological infrastructure in supporting hybrid work, and the HR department's position in facilitating the transition to the hybrid work model.

Marriage leave is a type of leave guaranteed by Labor Law No. 4857. It is one of the leave types granted to employees who need time off due to marriage and is referred to as "excuse leave" in the law. During this leave, the employee is entitled to paid time off after the marriage ceremony.