VOICED : 100,000+ civil servants sacked in Turkey purge

The video discusses the aftermath of a failed coup in Turkey, leading to a massive job loss among civil servants due to alleged terrorist links. This has resulted in economic hardship, with many individuals forced to find alternative means of income. The state of emergency has exacerbated the situation, and while trade unions attempt to provide support, it is often insufficient. Some individuals, like a former Kurdish teacher, have turned to entrepreneurship, opening businesses such as tobacco shops, as they navigate these challenging circumstances.

What was the primary reason for the job losses among civil servants in Turkey?

• Alleged links to a terrorist organization

• Economic recession

• Natural disasters

• Technological advancements

How many civil servants were dismissed in Turkey following the failed coup?

• 10,000

• 50,000

• 200,000

• 100,000

What role do trade unions play in supporting those affected by the job losses?

• Organizing protests

• Raising money for a minimum monthly income

• Offering educational scholarships

• Providing full-time employment

What alternative career did the former Kurdish teacher pursue after losing his job?

• Worked in a factory

• Became a taxi driver

• Started a tobacco shop

• Opened a restaurant

What is the main challenge faced by individuals trying to adapt to the new economic conditions?

• Poor infrastructure

• High taxes

• Lack of education

• State restrictions and lack of opportunities