Individuals serving within the scope of the Labor Force Integration Program (LFIP), which aims to increase the participation of disabled individuals, youth, women, former convicts, and long-term unemployed citizens in the workforce, are focused on the wage payment day. So, when will the wages of LFIP be paid? Research for the first wage payments under the LFIP has gained momentum. LFIP, as a beneficial program for both individuals and employers, is implemented as part of the fight against unemployment projects. Now, the date of the first wage day is eagerly anticipated. The wage payment dates of those working within the LFIP have not yet been determined. It is expected that the LFIP wages will be deposited into accounts in the upcoming days. We will include official information in our news when it arrives. LFIPs can be applied by Turkish citizens who have reached the age of 18, are registered with İŞKUR, are not retired, and have not been insured for the last month, and will be implemented part-time for a maximum of 10 months. The first 4 weeks of the programs were planned as 37.5 hours per week (5 days) due to concentrated trainings, while in other weeks, it is planned as 22.5 hours per week (3 days). LFIP participants, who will receive an average monthly payment of 8,000 Turkish Liras, will also have their short-term insurance premiums covered. Additionally, a participant can benefit from the programs for a maximum of 140 working days. Furthermore, there is no obstacle for participants to work elsewhere apart from the LFIP.