Turkish MP questions Turkish Airlines' “Goal 12” staff changes

Turkish MP questions Turkish Airlines' “Goal 12” staff changes
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İstanbul MP İskender Bayhan brought Turkish Airlines’ “Goal 12” measures to the Turkish parliament, submitting a written question to the Minister of Labour and Social Security, Vedat Işıkhan.

The airline’s notice outlined revisions to per‑diem payments, a new method for calculating credit‑based flight fares and the removal of some crew members with more than two years of seniority from crew‑vehicle service, and Bayhan asked whether individual consent was obtained, if collective‑bargaining rights were altered, whether private interviews were held, if union representatives received layoff notices, and whether a layoff plan exists and how many staff it would affect.

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