A social initiative that researches unemployment, makes the experiences of the İşsizler visible, and brings them together. Because unemployment is not an individual problem—it is a systemic one.
A social initiative that researches unemployment, makes the experiences of the İşsizler visible, and brings them together. Because unemployment is not an individual problem—it is a systemic one.
A journalist navigates unemployment by building on years of accumulated data, launching an independent publication called "What Do the Numbers Say?" to sustain their career. The piece explores how systematic data curation and freelance writing enable professional continuity, while revealing the broader economic fragility facing independent journalism in Turkey.
Unemployment benefits are a legal right, but navigating Turkey's employment office bureaucracy requires more than a single application. This guide explains how to apply, what to watch for, and how to ensure you don't miss critical deadlines that could cost you your entitlement.
As unemployment lengthens, job searching becomes not only exhausting but dangerous. Scams and fraudulent job listings appear directly in the path of desperate job seekers, exploiting their hope and urgency with unrealistic promises of quick earnings from home.
