Zakon o osnovnim pravima iz radnog odnosa
This legal handbook provides a systematic overview and interpretation of regulations concerning fundamental employment rights—rights that were crucial for the protection of workers and the regulation of labor relations during the final phase of the social
The book The Law on Basic Rights Arising from Employment, published in 1989, is the work of Zlatko Crnić, a prominent legal expert and judge. This handbook provides an in-depth analysis of the labor legislation of that era, interpreting workers' rights—such as the right to work, remuneration, rest, occupational safety, and social security—within the framework of the Yugoslav federal and republic-level regulations then in force. Drawing on extensive professional experience, the author examines the practical application of legal norms, the resolution of labor disputes, and the rights and obligations of both workers and "organizations of associated labor." As the book was published shortly before major political and economic shifts—and the subsequent enactment of entirely new labor laws in an independent Croatia—it serves as a valuable legal and historical document regarding the regulation of labor relations in the late 1980s.
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