Türkiye的加班规定
在Türkiye，加班从一周工作满 45 小时之后开始，按正常单价的 1.5 倍支付。
- 每日加班起点
- 国家层面未作规定
- 每周加班起点
- 45 小时
- 加班倍率
- 1.5×
- 每周工时上限
- 国家层面未作规定
- 休息时间
- 60 分钟 · 7.5 小时
When overtime starts in Türkiye
Not every threshold on this page is fixed by national law in Türkiye. The figures above are what the statute sets; where one is marked as not set nationally, the point at which overtime begins, or the rate it is paid at, comes from the employment contract, the collective agreement or sector rules instead.
An empty figure is information rather than an omission. Read the source linked below before applying any of these numbers to a specific contract in Türkiye.
Maximum weekly hours
No maximum weekly hours figure is listed for Türkiye: the statute cited below does not set one as a weekly ceiling. Daily limits, annual overtime caps and minimum rest periods may still apply, so read the source before planning long weeks.
Rest breaks
A rest break of at least 60 minutes applies once a shift exceeds 7.5 hours. Unpaid breaks are excluded from paid hours, which is how the hours calculator treats the break field by default.
Calculate overtime pay for Türkiye
Select Türkiye in the hours calculator or the timesheet and these thresholds and the 1.5× multiplier are applied to your week automatically. Overtime hours are shown on their own line rather than folded into the total, so the figure can be checked against the statute.
更新至 2026年9月21日
本页概述Türkiye的法定基准，仅供一般参考。它不构成法律意见，劳动协约和行业规定可能另有约定，劳动法也会修订。引用任何数字之前，请先核对 mevzuat.gov.tr。
常见问题
When does overtime start in Türkiye?
从一周工作满 45 小时之后开始。Türkiye没有另外规定每日的加班起点，因此工时按周来衡量。
How much is overtime pay in Türkiye?
Overtime is paid at 1.5× the regular hourly rate under the rule cited on this page. Collective agreements may set a higher rate.
What is the maximum number of hours per week in Türkiye?
本页所依据的法律没有为Türkiye规定这个数字。它交由雇佣合同、劳动协约或行业规定处理，请查阅 mevzuat.gov.tr 以及适用于该工作的协约。
Are rest breaks required in Türkiye?
A break of at least 60 minutes is required once a shift passes 7.5 hours. Whether it is paid depends on the contract.
Where do these figures come from?
From mevzuat.gov.tr, the statutory instrument for working time in Türkiye. Where a figure is uncertain it is left blank rather than estimated.