Current discussions on retirement salaries and workers' rights continue. Unemployment rates in Turkey are high, and workers face difficulties finding new jobs when they are dissatisfied with their salaries.

Murat Sururi Özbülbül's article discusses the situation where employees cannot receive severance and notice pay when resigning. This situation threatens job security for workers.

The weak state of unions and their inability to protect workers' rights have led employees to resort to actions like strikes. However, such actions are also being suppressed by the government.

Murat Muratoğlu emphasizes that the actual unemployment rates are much higher, with one in three people being unemployed. This situation further highlights the inadequacy of retirement salaries.

İhsan Çaralan points out that retirees and minimum wage earners are struggling to make ends meet and that demands for salary increases are rising. It is suggested that workers need to raise their voices more to meet these demands.