6 Results
February'26 Barometer - 172
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28 Feb 2026
11"
Employee Salary Scales and Additional Income Sources
Although private sector employees are trying to bridge the gap with public sector employees through their latest raises, this gap remains wide. While informality in salary and wage payments has decreased over the years, it is still at a high level. This year, additional non-salary income sources have tended to be met largely by a single formal source. Nevertheless, the orientation toward inform
Salary
Income
Source
Wage
Minimum wage
White-collar workers
Financial resource
Formal source
Informal source
Informal economy
Unregistered employment
Informality
Salary paid in cash
Bank
Civil servants
Government employees
Retirement pension
Percentage of increase
Cash in hand
Payment in cash
January'26 Barometer - 171
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31 Jan 2026
10"
Perspective on the Minimum Wage Increase
While the minimum wage increase compared to the previous year was around 27 percent, the official inflation rate announced by TÜİK was 31 percent. Accordingly, only 8 percent of the population considers this increase appropriate given the economic conditions.
Minimum wage
Wage increase
Wage
Inflation
CPI
Hunger threshold
Poverty threshold
Hunger
Poverty
Single worker
Cost of living for a single worker
Gold
Foreign exchange
Republic gold coin
Dollar
Euro
Swiss Franc
Franc
British Pound Sterling
Sterling
US dollar
American dollar
Bulgarian lev
Lev
Chinese yuan
Yuan
Loss of value
Index
Starvation line
Hunger line
Starvation wages
Line
Hunger limit
Poverty limit
Poverty level
Cumhuriyet gold
Gold coin
427,60 $
NEW
January'25 Barometer - 160
31 Jan 2025
44"
Women's Labor Force Participation
The section explores women's participation in the labor force in Turkey, analyzing the factors influencing their employment status and the broader implications. It examines women's roles in the workforce, reasons for not working, previous employment experience, and job-seeking behavior. Additionally, it assesses both women's and men's perspectives on masculine thought patterns in professional l
Woman
Women employment
Working women
White Collar women
Women workers
Working population
Housewife
Unemployed women
Looking for a job
Women unable to work
Executive women
TUIK
Turkish Statistical Institute
Working men
Non-working male
Non-working women
Caregiver
Patient
Child
Blue collar women
Blue collar men
Woman with child
Men with child
Women are fragile
Women doing housework
Men doing housework
Retired women
Student women
Female student
Barometer 160
Gender
KONDA Barometer 2024 Almanac
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31 Dec 2024
1'05"
How did KONDA Barometer spend the year 2024?
As we leave the year behind, we wanted to take stock of how KONDA Barometer spent the year 2024. Since March 2010, KOND
Almanac
Barometer
210,30 $
October'24 Barometer - 157
31 Oct 2024
13"
Employment Demographics
In this section, the country's current employment demographics are examined across specific groups: white-collar workers, the unemployed, housewives, and NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training) youth.Did you work for income last week? If so, what is your occupation?Which of the following best describes your employment status?Labor demographic analyses
Employment status
Homemaker
Employment
White-collar
Unemployment
Youth unemployment
NEET
52,92 $
October'21 Barometresi - 124
29 Oct 2021
1'00"
Working Life
This section consists of questions designed to comprehensively understand participants’ relationship with working life by examining their occupational background, current working conditions, social security coverage, income sources, perceptions of job security, and work experiences during the pandemic. The aim is to analyze both the visible and invisible dimensions of employment in Turkey, prec
Barometer124
Employment
Work Life
Professional History
Employment Status
Precarious Work
Informal Work
Working Conditions
Income
Job Search
Job Security
Pandemic Impact
Hybrid Work
Remote Work
Workplace Size
Labor Market
Retirement Security
Post-Pandemic Employment Situation
Occupation
Job
Work
