Caglar OEzdemir graduated from the Gazi University Department of Labour Economics and Industrial Relations (LEIR). Meltem Ince Yenilmez is Professor at the Department of Economics at Izmir Democracy University who specializes in the economics of gender, labour economics and social work.
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Chapter 1. Youth Labour Force in Turkiye By: Beril Baykal Chapter 2. Unionisation and Collective Bargaining in Turkey By: Ekrem Erdogan Chapter 3. Foreign Workers and Migration in Turkey From 1923 to Present By: Eyluel Kabakci Guenay Chapter 4. Turkey Information and Communication Sector Labor Market Analysis By: Hakan Mete Chapter 5. Vocational Education and Training Active Labor Market Policy in Turkey an Historical Overview By: Ufuk Bi?ngoel Chapter 6. Employment and Unemployment in Turkiye By: M. Caglar OEzdemi?r Chapter 7. Informal Employment in Turkiye By: Huelya Yilmaz Chapter 8. 100 Years of History of Women's Employment in Turkey, Obstacles and Solutions By: Meltem Ince Yenilmez Chapter 9. Not in Education, Employment or Training (Neet) in Turkey By: Menekse Sahin Chapter 10. Working Poor in Turkiye By: Suheyla Eri?Kli? Selek Chapter 11. 100 Years of Social Work in Turkey: From the Republic to the Present Day By: Volkan Isik Chapter 12. Social Dialogue in Turkiye By: Cihan Durmuskaya Chapter 13. A Glance at Tuerki?ye's Ohs Outlook Within Law No. 6331 By: Zeynep Aca Appendix A. Developments in Social Dialogue in Turkey According to EU Progress/Country
This book examines the development of Turkey's labour market during the past century, from the Republic's formation to the present, to learn about its social and economic history. This well-researched work should be read by academics, policymakers, and everyone else interested in socioeconomic development since it offers a comprehensive analysis of labour mobility, job sectors, and the implications of policy. Dr. Hulusi Demir, Netkent University -- Hulusi Demir I am proud to endorse Labor Market Dynamics in Turkey during the Last 100 Years published by Lexington Books. This comprehensive collection of chapters by various authors provides insightful and essential perspectives on the evolution of Turkey's labor market within its social and economic history. I highly recommend this invaluable book to both academics and non-academics seeking to deepen their understanding of the changes in the Turkish economy and their significant impact on labor market trends, labor laws, and employment mobility. - Dr. S. Waleck Dalpour, University of Maine, Farmington -- Dr. S Waleck Dalpour, University of Maine Farmington