Hot details continue to emerge following the last-minute development occupying the agenda. According to the latest information obtained; Soydan, who is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Turkish Union of Chambers of Agriculture, stated in a declaration made at the Altınordu Chamber of Agriculture that they convened under the chairmanship of the Coordination Board and made a decision regarding the wages for 2026. In line with these developments, a detailed analysis of the matter and official statements are being closely monitored by our editorial team.
Hot details continue to emerge following the last-minute development occupying the agenda. According to the latest information obtained; Soydan emphasized the importance of the issue by stating that children under the age prohibited from working in hazelnut harvesting, as well as workers too old or ill to work, should not be employed. He added that an administrative fine could be imposed for every child found to be working. In line with these developments, a detailed analysis of the matter and official statements are being closely monitored by our editorial team.
According to the latest information on the hot developments, a new stage has been reached in the event closely followed by the public. According to the details conveyed; Soydan stated, "It has been decided that agricultural workers who will work in hazelnut harvesting during the 2026 harvest season will receive a daily net wage of 1750 lira, with food costs borne by the worker, for each actual day worked, taking into account the gross minimum wage determined by the Minimum Wage Determination Commission, without discrimination based on age or gender." The legal examinations and investigations by the competent authorities on the matter are deepening and continuing. We will continue to report new developments as they occur.
According to the latest information on the hot developments, a new stage has been reached in the event closely followed by the public. According to the details conveyed; Soydan stated that it was decided to pay cooks 1750 lira and sack carriers 1900 lira for 10-15 workers who will work in hazelnut transportation. He also noted that the sack carrier's wage in gardens where harvesting is done by weight would be 2,250 lira. The legal examinations and investigations by the competent authorities on the matter are deepening and continuing. We will continue to report new developments as they occur.
Hot details continue to emerge following the last-minute development occupying the agenda. According to the latest information obtained; "It has been decided, as a recommendation by the Provincial Coordination Board, that the muleteer's fee, including the mule, be 3,500 lira; the wages for workers harvesting hazelnuts by weight be 15 lira per kilogram; the threshing machine hourly rate be 6,000 lira; agricultural intermediary fees be 1,900 lira daily for up to 15 workers per intermediary foreman, and 2,100 lira daily for more than 15 workers; intermediary certificates be requested from job intermediaries; and no work be given to those without an intermediary certificate obtained from İŞKUR provincial directorates." In line with these developments, a detailed analysis of the matter and official statements are being closely monitored by our editorial team.