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Antitrust probe over employment shakes Turkish banks with record fines
Turkish banking giants face scrutiny in a sweeping antitrust probe into hiring practices. The investigation covers alleged non-poaching agreements, wage coordination and limits on employee mobility. One bank has agreed to pay a record ₺1 billion ($21.8 million) fine to settle the case. The broader investigation, launched on Feb. 24,…
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