Open AccessLegal status of minors in the system of regulation of labor relations in modern Russia
Author(s) -
Солопов Олег Викторович
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
pravo i politika
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2454-0706
DOI - 10.7256/2454-0706.2020.4.31069
Subject(s) - legal status , legislation , labor relations , legislature , law , work (physics) , novelty , political science , labour law , minor (academic) , business , sociology , psychology , engineering , social psychology , mechanical engineering
This article is dedicated to examination of the system of legal norms determining the legal status of minors in the process of regulation of labor relations in the Russian Federation. The goal consists in the analysis of content of the legal status of minor citizens within the system of regulation of labor relations. The work solves the following tasks: determination and analysis of the elements of legal status of minors within the system of regulation of labor relations; systematization of the norms of labor law, the effect of which is defined by ensuring guarantees of minors’ rights; identification of the problems of ensuring legal status of minors within the system of regulation of labor relations; formulation of recommendations on improving legislation in this regard; as well as designation of promising directions for research in this area. The novelty consists in expansion of the circle of labor law subjects, whose status depends on honoring guarantees of the citizens under 18 years of age. Comprehensive analysis is conducted on the norms of labor law that protect the rights of minors. The article highlights the relevant problems of legal regulation, namely: legal status of employees under 14 years old, their parents and underage employers; protection of rights of underage workers; legislative allocation of separate categories of underage workers; legal regulation of permit to work with minors. The author suggests introducing additional requirements for the workers under 14 years old, as well as persons authorized to work with minors.