A Decision that Could Change Your Retirement Account: The Supreme Court Approves Missing Premium Days!
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The 10th Civil Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals upheld the decision to register 189 days of service in a case brought by an academic whose social security contribution days were reported incorrectly despite working during the pandemic. The decision is said to set a precedent for employees whose contributions were underpaid despite working during the pandemic.
The Supreme Court has delivered its final verdict in the case filed by an academic whose social security records showed insufficient contribution days despite him actively working during the pandemic. With the confirmation of the lower court's decision, the registration of the missing 189 days of service has been finalized.
The Supreme Court signed a precedent decision in the case brought by the academician who underpaid the SSI premiums despite actually working during the pandemic. 03.10.2026, Sputnik Turkey
The Supreme Court, in a case brought by an academic who worked from home during the pandemic but whose social security contributions were underpaid, upheld the registration of the missing 189 days of service, setting a precedent for millions of employees.
The Supreme Court has delivered its final verdict in the case filed by an academic whose reported contribution days were insufficient despite actually working. The registration of the missing 189 days of service has been finalized.
The Supreme Court has issued a landmark ruling for millions of employees whose social security contributions were underpaid. Social Security expert İsa Karakaş explained the details.
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