The expected interim minimum wage increase decision in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) has been announced. The Minimum Wage Determination Commission shared the new wage figures with the public after its third meeting on the agenda of an interim increase. Minister of Labor and Social Security Oğuzhan Hasipoğlu, who made a statement after the meeting, announced the new minimum wage amounts. So, what is the new minimum wage in the TRNC? How much is the minimum wage in TL after the interim increase in the TRNC? Details...

Within the scope of the process for redetermining the minimum wage in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, the Minimum Wage Determination Commission convened for the third time. The decision taken after the meeting, held with an interim increase on its agenda, was announced to the public.

With the statement made by Minister of Labor and Social Security Oğuzhan Hasipoğlu, the new minimum wage figures to be applied in the TRNC have been finalized. Thus, hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly wage calculations have also been updated.

The new wage schedule announced by the Commission was determined as follows:

The announced figures constitute the official wage schedule shared with the public after the commission meeting.

Following the interim increase decision in the TRNC, the new minimum wage amounts have been clarified. According to the new regulation announced by Minister of Labor and Social Security Oğuzhan Hasipoğlu, the monthly gross minimum wage was announced as 70,893 TL, and the monthly net minimum wage as 61,677 TL.

In addition, other figures used as a basis in wage calculations were announced as follows:

These figures announced by the Minimum Wage Determination Commission constitute the new minimum wage schedule to be applied in the TRNC after the interim increase.

Within the scope of the new wage regulation shared with the public, hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly calculations have also been officially updated. The announced data reflects the wage table declared by the Ministry of Labor and Social Security after the commission meeting.