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SGK on hunt for firms reporting low wages
  30.03.2012


Turkey’s Social Security Institution (SGK) is going after companies that report that their employees are earning lower wages than they actually do, or the minimum wage, in order to pay lower social security premiums.



 


The SGK is formulating a new initiative, which when completed by 2012, will be in line with international labor codes, according to daily Milliyet. Once the platform is ready the SGK will be able to ascertain exactly how much the average employee in a given occupation earns.

At present, the SGK is only able to come up with a ball-park figure for each sector’s average wages. The SGK’s 2010 data shows that 43 percent of the 11 million registered employees with insurance, or 4.7 million employees, were reported by their employers as earning the minimum wage.
  
  

Source : hurriyetdailynews.com
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