After the January inflation data was released, civil servants and retirees turned their attention to the one-month inflation gap. While the inflation gap is reflected in salary increases of civil servants and retired civil servants twice a year, in January and July, Bağ-Kur retirees received salary increases equal to a total of six months of inflation. Civil servants and retirees are currently focused on the 1-month inflation differential in the first half of 2026, with January inflation being determined. How much is the inflation difference in 1 month? What is the current salary increase for civil servants and pensions?
Hundreds of thousands of working and retired civil servants, as well as retirees in Bağ-Kur, are wondering how much the inflation difference is in 1 month. Civil servants and retirees, who receive salary increases twice a year depending on the inflation gap and the collective bargaining increase, have started calculating the increase they will receive in July 2026, after knowing the inflation data for January 2026. So what is the inflation gap in 1 month? Below is the rate of increase in civil servant salaries and pensions according to inflation differences.
How much is the inflation difference in 1 month?
According to data shared by the Turkish Institute of Statistics (TUIK), monthly inflation was announced at 4.84% in January.
Accordingly; Pensioners in Bağ-Kur suffered a total inflation rate of 4.84% in January.
As this increase will be reflected in salaries in July 2026, it will be cumulative according to the monthly inflation rate published each month.
HOW MUCH WILL PARKS AND RETIREMENT PARKS BE INCREASED?
Civil servants and retired civil servants receive inflation differentials in addition to increased collective bargaining.
According to the collective bargaining increase, civil servants and retired employees will receive the second salary increase of 2026 in July.
For civil servants and retirees to enjoy the inflation differential, another 5.88% inflation must occur.
The net figure will be determined based on inflation data for February, March, April, May and June.
Civil servants and retired civil servants will receive a 7% collective bargaining increase in July.
