Turkish Airlines wage reform sparks controversy amid war
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Sources
- Turkish Airlines introduced a wage reform that is part of its Hedef 12 programme, prompting controversy as the conflict continues.
- The dispute centres on the collection of workers' signatures and the conditions under which they were obtained, placing the reform at the top of the agenda.
Why it matters
Labor disagreements over pay reforms could affect Turkish Airlines' operational stability and cost management.
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