It is discussed in the decision with the number 2009/11728 E of the 9th Law Department of Court of Appeals if apologia is mandatory in case of a termination with a good cause by the employee. This is significantly important in the reemployment lawsuits brought by the employee who is terminated with a good cause by the employer. As it is known, the termination with good cause because of the employee behaviours is invalid unless an apologia is required from the employee. It is open to arguments if the same should be applied in the terminations with good cause. This decision which is being discussed set forth with a legal point of view, that apologia is not necessary in terminations with good cause. However an anectode should be stated here, in reemployment lawsuits brought on terminations with good cause, courts generally come to a decision that the good cause as the reason of the termination cannot be a cause but a valid reason for the termination, therefore the reemployment requests must be rejected. At this point, if the reason of the termination is accepted as a valid reason instead of a cause, then it will be a problem for the employer not to require an apologia. Therefore, it is recommended to record an apologia under any circumstance.

Labor Law Numbered 4857

CHAPTER 1 "General Provisions"

- Purpose and scope

ARTICLE 1 - The purpose of this Act is to regulate the working conditions and work-related rights and obligations of employers and employees working under an employment contract.

Apart from those cited in Article 4, this Act shall apply to all the establishments and their employers, employer's representatives, and employees, irrespective of the subject matter of their activities.

Establishments, employers, employer's representatives, and employees shall be subject to this Act irrespective of the date of the notification to be made to the regional directorate of labor under Article 3.

Within the scope of the Personal Data Protection Law numbered 6698 which has been announced in the 29677 Numbered Official Gazette dated April 7, 2016, it is highly crucial for the natural persons and legal entities to meet all the legal compliancy requirements in dealing with the personal data that they obtain, use, store, process to avoid the administrative penalty fines and possible incompliancy sanctions.

According to the circular numbered 27998389-010-06-02-5278 released by the General Directorate of Budget and Fiscal Control on 04.07.2018 with the subject ‘Financial and Social Rights’, the coefficients used to calculate the wage of a civil servant have been revised effective 01.07.2018.