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Enforcing Competition Law in Labour Markets: A Question of Causality?
Turkish Competition Authority (“TCA”) has recently published an announcement on its website regarding the initiation of an in-depth investigation into anti-competitive practices in labour markets[1]. Interestingly enough, the Authority stated in its communication that “Considering the problems in the labour market and the benefits of dealing with such problems with competition law tools, TCA aims to protect the competitive structure of the labour market, being aware of the contribution of workers in the process of bringing together the consumer with products and services, especially in the digital age where creativity and innovative intelligence are prominent.”
