A critical development came from the Constitutional Court (AYM) in the case regarding the 8 thousand 77 TL progressive increase that was not paid to retired civil servants in 2023. The individual application made by Seyfettin Çilesiz, Honorary Member of the 7th Criminal Chamber of the Supreme Court of Appeals, was combined with the previously opened file number 2026/7162.
So, what does this mean? Has the last minute court decision announcing a progressive raise for retired civil servants been announced? Here are the details of the breaking news about the increase in SSI pensioners…
WHAT DOES THE CONSTITUTIONAL MERGE DECISION MEAN?
The Constitutional Court discussed Seyfettin Çilesiz’s individual application on 6 August 2026. The court decided to combine the second application with the previously opened file number 2026/7162.
According to the information provided by lawyer Ali Erdem Gündoğan, the merits investigation will continue on the first file. Thus, the way was opened for applications regarding the same subject to be evaluated together.
This stage shows that the process in which the Constitutional Court will evaluate the merits of the recension payment that retired civil servants will not receive in 2023 is continuing.
DISCUSSION ABOUT 8 THOUSAND 77 TL SEYYANEN INCREASE IN 2023
The basis of the case is the recurring payment of 8 thousand 77 TL made to the civil servants on duty in 2023. The payment in question was not reflected to retired civil servants.
In the individual application made to the Constitutional Court by Seyfettin Çilesiz, it is argued that this payment given to civil servants should also include retired civil servants. The application also requests compensation for losses of rights that have occurred in the past.
The main decision to be made by the Constitutional Court during the case process will be decisive in terms of the content of the application.
