HUKD – Announcement May 30, 2020
The announcement from our member, the Aviation and Space Cluster Association, dated May 30, 2020, is as follows:
“The email titled "Technoparks and R&D & Design Centers Can Work Remotely Until June 30th" is provided below for your information.
Subject : Technology Parks and R&D & Design Centers They will be able to work remotely until June 30th.
In response to the pandemic, each institution has made adjustments within its own field in accordance with the decisions taken. In R&D and Design Centers established by the Turkish Ministry of Industry and Technology in accordance with Law No. 4691 TGB’inTechnology Development ZonesA series of remote working measures have been taken for the companies listed and the R&D/Design Centers established in accordance with Law No. 5746, and the companies 27 Mayıs 2020 tarihine kadar %100 eforla, By also providing a report on time spent outside the home, they were able to work remotely.
In order to mitigate the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on companies and employees, a new remote working decision has been published for companies located in Technology Development Zones under Law No. 4691 or those with R&D and Design Centers under Law No. 5746. Companies can adapt to this new decision accordingly. mayıs ayında %100, haziran ayında ise %50 oranında istisna ve teşviklerden They will be able to continue working remotely by taking advantage of this.
Within the scope of this decision;
- The flexibility for remote work, which was extended until May 27, 2020, has been extended until May 31, 2020.
- From June 1, 2020 to June 30, 2020, it was decided that remote work would be permitted in Technology Development Zones (TGBs) and Centers, provided that the number of personnel subject to notification does not exceed 50% of the number of personnel employed under Law No. 4691 or 5746, or that the total working hours allocated to personnel subject to notification do not exceed 50% of the total working hours allocated to the total number of personnel employed under the relevant laws.
The relevant decision also emphasized that companies must continue to report periods spent abroad in order to benefit from exemptions, support, and incentives.
