
Decent Work Series VI: "The Right to Be Forgotten of the Worker" Event Was Held

The 6th session of the Dignified Work Series, organized by the International Law and Human Rights Application and Research Center (UHAM) of Ibn Haldun University, was held on November 21, 2024, under the title "The Right to Be Forgotten of the Worker."
The event was broadcast live via the university's YouTube channel (@ihuuham). The program was moderated by Prof. Dr. Yeliz Bozkurt Gümrükçüoğlu, a faculty member from the Department of Labor and Social Security Law at Ibn Haldun University, with Prof. Dr. Iştar Urhanoğlu, a faculty member from the Department of Labor and Social Security Law at Hacettepe University, as the speaker.
The event focused on the place and practices of the right to be forgotten within labor law. Prof. Dr. Iştar Urhanoğlu thoroughly examined the effects of the right to be forgotten in employer-employee relations and the legal regulations in this field. The presentation also included proposed solutions to the challenges faced in the context of labor law regarding the right to be forgotten.
To watch the event: The Right to Be Forgotten of the Worker
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