Annual Leave, Severance Pay, And Notice Pay In Part - Time Employment Contracts

Part-Time Employment Contract Article 13 of the Labor Law No. 4857 defines a part-time employment contract as "a contract in which the employee's normal weekly working hours are significantly less than those of a full-time employee performing similar work."

According to Article 6 of the Regulation on Working Hours Related to the Labor Code, part-time work refers to work performed at a rate of up to two-thirds of the comparable work performed under a full-time employment contract at the workplace. When both regulations are considered together, if the normal weekly working hours, which are set at 45 hours for comparable employees, are agreed upon by the parties to be 30 hours or less, it will be considered a part-time employment contract.