Рудницька О. П., Магась-Демидас Ю. І. (2022) The right to work in Ukraine: from imperial practices to the european standards. Інтермарум: історія, політика, культура. № 11. С. 145–167. ISSN 2518-7694.
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Анотація
Ukraine has gone a long way in developing the right to work. The lack of
own statehood for a long period led to the fact that labour relations were
regulated by the legislation of empires, which included Ukrainian lands. The
purpose of the article is to trace the genesis of the right to work in Ukraine from
the beginning of its normative consolidation in the 19th century to the modern
stage of bringing national legislation to European standards. Scientific novelty:
for the first time, an analysis of the evolution of labour rights in legislation from
the imperial acts to the present was carried out, the reasons for changes in the
field of labour legislation were analysed. Methodology: the application of
problem-chronological, comparative-historical, historical-legal methods made it
possible to follow the genesis of the right to work in Ukrainian legislation from
the imperial experience to the present. The combination of historical and
jurisprudential methods contributed to the systematic examination of the
problem, made it possible to follow the influence of the legal component on
history, which determined the novelty of the research.
Тип ресурсу: | Стаття |
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Ключові слова: | the right to work, labour relations, labour law, code, law |
Класифікатор: | K Право > K Право (Загальне) |
Відділи: | Факультет історії, права та публічного управління > Кафедра права та публічного управління |
Користувач: | Світлана Чорновіл |
Дата подачі: | 09 Лист 2022 14:59 |
Оновлення: | 09 Лист 2022 14:59 |
URI: | https://eprints.zu.edu.ua/id/eprint/34690 |
ДСТУ 8302:2015: | Рудницька О. П., Магась-Демидас Ю. І. The right to work in Ukraine: from imperial practices to the european standards. Інтермарум: історія, політика, культура. 2022. № 11. С. 145–167. |