Minister Bilgin spoke about the delay in EYT

Minister of Labor and Social Security Bilgin responded to criticisms regarding the delay in the EYT regulation. Bilgin said, "There is nothing hidden, the delay is due to technical reasons." The minister said that the study could be submitted to Parliament at the end of the month. The countdown continues regarding the regulation regarding those stuck in retirement age (EYT). Minister of Labor and Social Security Bilgin responded to criticisms regarding the delay in the EYT regulation, arguing that there is nothing hidden in the EYT, and that the delay is due to technical reasons. Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Bilgin responded to criticisms regarding the delay in the regulation. Speaking to reporters following yesterday's Cabinet Meeting, Bilgin said, "Our EYT study has not been completed. We will announce it when the study is complete. There is nothing hidden." "The number is currently around 1.8 million" Stating that they aim to complete the study by the end of December and submit it to the Parliament, Bilgin said the following: "We had said the June figures were 1.5 million. Now it is around 1.8 million. We need to evaluate the known data, including these figures, and make our calculations accordingly. There are those who have worked in different workplaces and whether or not service combinations have been made. There are those who apply to us when the EYT is on the agenda. Those who were not previously included in our records in the digital environment come with their files, they are examined and service combinations are made." Union regulation Bilgin said that they are working on a new regulation that will pave the way for unionization in workplaces. Bilgin spoke on the subject as follows: "We will make a change in the business line regulations. In the current law, the employer creates the business line himself, we are removing this. We look at it according to the work done, we assign the business line according to which business line it falls into. The law gives us that authority. We will remove all obstacles to unionization."