Labour Law ın Turkey
With our deep understanding of employment law and extensive experience in the field, we are dedicated to assisting you in navigating the complex legal landscape of the business world in Turkey.
Preparation and Evaluation of Employment Contracts
Drafting and reviewing employment contracts is a crucial aspect of establishing a strong employer-employee relationship.
An employment contract is a legally binding agreement between an employer and an employee that outlines the terms and conditions of their working relationship. It serves as a foundation for establishing the rights, responsibilities, and expectations of both parties involved. Employment contracts can vary in complexity and content depending on the nature of the job, the industry, and the applicable labor laws. It’s important for both employers and employees to carefully review and understand the terms and conditions of an employment contract before signing it.
Our firm offers meticulous preparation and evaluation of employment contracts, tailored to your specific needs. We understand the importance of clarity, fairness, and legal compliance in these agreements, and we strive to provide you with comprehensive guidance to minimize future disputes.
Legal Aspects of Terminations
Terminating an employment relationship can be a challenging process, both legally and emotionally.
Termination, in the context of employment, refers to the end of the employer-employee relationship. It can occur for various reasons, such as the completion of a contract, resignation by the employee, retirement, or dismissal by the employer. Termination can have legal implications and is subject to certain legal aspects that vary depending on the jurisdiction and applicable labor laws. It’s important for both employers and employees to be aware of their rights and obligations regarding termination, as well as the specific legal requirements in their jurisdiction.
Our team is well-versed in the legal aspects of terminations and can provide you with strategic advice and representation. We will ensure that your termination procedures are conducted in compliance with applicable laws, protecting your interests while mitigating potential risks.
Worker Unions and Collective Bargaining Agreements
Dealing with worker unions and negotiating collective bargaining agreements requires specialized knowledge and expertise. Worker unions and collective bargaining agreements play a significant role in the realm of labor relations. Here’s an overview of these concepts:
Worker unions, also known as trade unions or labor unions, are organizations formed by employees to collectively represent and advocate for their rights and interests in the workplace. Unions typically bring together workers from the same industry, trade, or company to address common concerns, negotiate with employers, and improve working conditions. The primary objectives of worker unions include protecting workers’ rights, improving wages and benefits, ensuring fair treatment, promoting job security, and advocating for better working conditions. Unions often engage in collective bargaining with employers to negotiate employment terms and conditions through a legally recognized process.
A collective bargaining agreement, also known as a CBA or labor agreement, is a legally binding contract negotiated between a worker union and an employer or a group of employers. The CBA outlines the terms and conditions of employment for the employees represented by the union. It covers a wide range of employment-related matters, including wages, working hours, benefits, leave policies, grievance procedures, disciplinary processes, health and safety regulations, and other terms and conditions of employment. The CBA is the result of negotiations between the union and the employer, with both parties aiming to reach mutually acceptable terms that balance the interests of workers and the needs of the employer. Once agreed upon, the CBA governs the employment relationship between the employer and the unionized employees for a specified period, often ranging from one to several years.
Collective bargaining allows unions and employers to engage in a structured dialogue to reach agreements on various aspects of employment. It provides a mechanism for resolving disputes, ensuring fairness, and establishing a framework for labor-management relations. CBAs are crucial in setting standards for wages, benefits, and working conditions within a particular industry or workplace, and they serve as a reference point for addressing disputes or conflicts that may arise during the term of the agreement.
It’s worth noting that worker unions and collective bargaining agreements are subject to specific laws and regulations that vary by jurisdiction. These laws define the rights and obligations of unions and employers, the process for collective bargaining, and the legal framework for resolving labor disputes.
Our firm has a strong track record in representing employers in such matters. We can assist you in navigating the complexities of labor relations, advising you on your rights and obligations, and helping you achieve favorable outcomes through effective negotiations.
Occupational Accidents and Occupational Diseases Law
Employee safety is paramount, and employers must adhere to strict regulations regarding occupational accidents and diseases.
In the realm of law, “occupational accidents” and “occupational diseases” are terms used to describe specific types of harm or injuries that occur in the workplace. Here are their definitions:
Occupational accidents refer to sudden and unplanned events that result in physical or mental harm to an employee during the course of their work. These accidents can happen due to a variety of factors, including hazardous conditions, unsafe practices, equipment failure, or human error. Occupational accidents can range from minor incidents, such as slips and falls, to more severe incidents like machinery accidents, chemical exposures, or construction site mishaps. The legal framework surrounding occupational accidents typically focuses on ensuring workplace safety, determining liability, and providing compensation for injured workers.
Occupational diseases are health conditions or disorders that are caused or significantly aggravated by factors present in the work environment. These diseases result from prolonged exposure to certain substances, activities, or working conditions that are inherent to the employee’s job. Occupational diseases can include respiratory conditions, dermatological issues, hearing loss, repetitive strain injuries, as well as mental health disorders like work-related stress or anxiety. Legal considerations surrounding occupational diseases aim to prevent their occurrence, establish employer responsibilities, provide workers with appropriate protection and healthcare, and determine compensation for affected employees.
The legal aspects related to occupational accidents and diseases often fall under occupational health and safety laws and workers’ compensation legislation. These laws vary by jurisdiction and define the rights and responsibilities of employers and employees in preventing accidents and diseases, reporting incidents, providing a safe work environment, conducting risk assessments, and ensuring appropriate compensation and support for affected individuals.
It’s important for employers to adhere to occupational health and safety regulations, implement preventive measures, provide training, and maintain proper documentation to mitigate the risk of occupational accidents and diseases. Similarly, employees should be aware of their rights, report hazards or incidents promptly, and seek appropriate medical assistance when needed. Legal professionals specializing in employment and labor law can provide guidance and assistance in navigating the legal aspects of occupational accidents and diseases.
Our legal professionals are well-versed in occupational health and safety laws, and we can provide you with guidance on compliance, risk management, and handling legal issues related to workplace accidents and diseases.
Mediation Services
Resolving disputes through mediation can often be a more efficient and cost-effective alternative to litigation.
Mediation is a voluntary and confidential process in which a neutral third party, known as a mediator, assists parties in resolving disputes and reaching mutually acceptable agreements. Mediation aims to facilitate open communication, promote understanding, and find common ground between the parties involved. In the context of labor law, mediation plays a crucial role in resolving employment-related conflicts and promoting harmonious labor relations.
In labor law, where maintaining productive and cooperative work environments is essential, mediation serves as a valuable tool for resolving employment disputes. It empowers parties to actively participate in finding solutions, encourages open communication, and promotes long-term harmony in labor relations. By utilizing mediation, employers and employees can achieve efficient and effective resolutions that address their interests and maintain a positive working environment.
Our firm offers mediation services aimed at achieving amicable solutions to employment disputes. Our skilled mediators facilitate constructive dialogue and guide parties towards mutually beneficial agreements, promoting a harmonious work environment.
How We Can Assist You?
At Viridis Legal Partners, we understand the challenges employers face in the ever-changing legal landscape. With our expertise and dedication to providing exceptional legal services, we are here to support you every step of the way. As an esteemed employer, be our client and let us help you navigate the complexities of employment law with confidence and peace of mind.
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Meet Our Labour Law Expert at Viridis Legal Partners
Bringing profound legal expertise to the realm of labour law, Att. Nadide Özdemir is your trusted ally in navigating the intricate landscape of employment law and regulations. Supported by a solid track record and a team of accomplished legal professionals, Att. Nadide Özdemir adopts a personalized approach to every client interaction, providing tailored solutions for employers and employees alike.
Att. Nadide Özdemir, founder of Viridis Legal Partners specializes in a spectrum of labour law issues, offering dedicated support to employers and employees facing diverse challenges in the workplace. Whether you are an employer seeking comprehensive legal guidance or an employee navigating complex employment issues, Viridis Legal Partners is committed to ensuring that your rights and interests are safeguarded.
Trust Att. Nadide Özdemir and Viridis Legal Partners to provide unwavering support, translating your labour law needs into effective solutions while safeguarding your rights at every step.
Experience
Yeditepe University, Faculty of Law - 2016
Marmara University Public Law Master’s Degree - 2019
Founder of Viridis Legal Partners - 2023
Istanbul Bar Association - 57790
Language: English, German, Turkish
Tel: +90 538 289 28 68
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