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- May 16, 2014
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Full Fairness to Workers in Turkey

That the Turkish Hard Coal Enterprises(TTK), will penalize 10,000 miners in Zongulduk, two-days pay for a one-day strike workers led in honor and out of respect to their fallen miners, who died in Soma; ought to be an illegal act. Despite protest government would not want to condone, no government, sensitive to the rights, general welfare and morale of its workers, should allow such penalization of its workers. That TTK is a state-run entity makes it even more difficult to comprehend why Zongulduk miners would be penalize for such a noble cause in honor of the dead in the Soma mining disaster. Have the rights of workers descended to such a low in Turkey?

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