Full-time work covers the full statutory working week and is usually based on an open-ended employment contract. Under Turkish labour law the weekly working time is capped at 45 hours, and daily working time cannot exceed 11 hours; in practice most corporate employers work between 40 and 45 hours per week. This page gathers full-time openings on Youthall across banking, FMCG, energy, retail, pharmaceuticals and technology. Some listings are entry-level and require no prior experience while others expect a defined level of experience — the expectation is always stated in the listing, along with working hours and working mode (on-site, hybrid or remote). If you need more flexibility around a study schedule, see part-time jobs instead. Filter by city and department, and apply for free with your Youthall profile.
Turkish labour law caps weekly working time at 45 hours, with a maximum of 11 hours per day. Most corporate employers work between 40 and 45 hours per week; the exact schedule is stated in each listing.
Part-time means significantly fewer hours than a comparable full-time employee, and pay and benefits are prorated accordingly. Full-time positions calculate pay, annual leave and benefits on the full working week.
Yes. Some listings on this page are entry-level with no experience required. The expected experience range is stated in each listing.