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Turkey announces 2027-2029 budget goals and exam schedules FAST-MOVING

Turkey has announced several significant administrative and legal updates. The Ministry of National Education has released the 2026-2027 academic year schedule for nationwide joint written exams. These exams, which will use open-ended questions for grades 6, 7, 9, and 10, aim to monitor student progress and ensure curriculum unity. The schedule includes eight exams across two semesters, with specific provisions for students with individualized education plans.

In economic policy, President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has signed the 2027-2029 Budget Call and the accompanying Budget Preparation Guide. The framework, aligned with the Twelfth Development Plan and the Medium Term Program, focuses on strengthening macroeconomic and financial stability, maintaining fiscal discipline, and ensuring price stability. Key objectives include supporting productivity, accelerating green and digital transformations, and reducing informal employment. The plan also includes measures to review public spending and liquidate surplus or obsolete public vehicles.

Legally, the Court of Cassation (9th Civil Chamber) issued a landmark ruling regarding overtime pay. The court determined that 7.5 hours of work performed on a weekly rest day cannot be counted as both weekly rest pay and overtime pay, as this would constitute double payment. This decision affects millions of private sector employees by clarifying how compensation should be calculated for work performed during mandatory rest periods.

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Court of Cassation · General Directorate of Measurement, Evaluation and Examination Services · Ministry of National Education · Recep Tayyip Erdoğan · Republic of Türkiye · Turkey · Turkish Republic

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