Workers' rights and employment contracts in a developing country context: the case of Turkey

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2014

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inderscience Enterprises Ltd

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Department of Business
In parallel to our vision and mission statements, we offer graduate programs in Business Administration, Finance, Healthcare Management fields, either in Turkish or English as medium of instruction. Programs in English appeal to foreign students as well as Turkish ones for that we offer education through the latest that science has reached. We also offer online Master’s programs to students who cannot attend to our full-time programs.

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A rapidly growing economy and a primary geopolitical actor in Eurasia, Turkey has attracted record levels of international capital and workforce since its recognition as a membership candidate to the European Union in 1999. This article presents an English-language recap of the first two chapters of Turkish labour law - an increasingly needed legislative piece for non-Turkish corporations and people interested in doing business or working in Turkey.

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Turkish labour law, Law # 4857, business, employment, Turkey

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https://doi.org/10.1504/IJHRCS.2014.060458
 https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14411/97

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