The carer’s leave, whose maximum duration provided by law is 5 days, has been regulated for the purpose of transposing Directive (EU) 2019/1158 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 June 2019 on work-life balance for parents and carers and repealing Council Directive 2010/18/EU. The right to carer’s leave can be easily exercised by workers, as the necessary conditions for granting it (the medical conditions of the care rec...

The work aims to analyze the provisions of Law no. 196/2016 regarding the minimum insertion income, in the context of European and national regulations regarding strategies to promote the social inclusion of disadvantaged categories. Within the current Romanian social policies, the mentioned regulation is included as a norm aimed at introducing a modern program, which will correlate the already existing programs, offering more generous financ...

The article aims to analyze the active procedural capacity of the trade union federation and the establishment of the jurisdiction of the court in the case of a claim filed by the federation on behalf of and for the trade union members of one of the trade unions affiliated to it.

The purpose of this article is to present the legislation applicable to contractual staff from within public institutions and authorities. Keywords: contractual staff, public institutions, public authorities

The article debates the regulation of the concept of victimization in the national legislation, while also analyzing the regulations of European law with an impact on the definition of this term. The author concludes that a rethinking of the regulation is necessary so that revenge entailed by acts lacking legal force acquires the value of victimization (for example, a memorandum). The circumstance of the violation of the principle of non-discr...

Daily rest and weekly rest are forms of rest time, each with its own physiognomy and purpose. At the same time, they constitute employee/worker rights that must be strictly respected by the employer. The rule is that the daily rest precedes the weekly; the first does not intersect with the second, but they are cumulative as ruled by the Court of Justice of the European Union by the Decision of March 2, 2023.

The European Court of Human Rights is a higher court than the national ones, to which the litigants from the member countries of the Council of Europe, dissatisfied with the fi nal solutions handed down by the national courts, can appeal. The referral to the Court takes place with strict compliance with the elements provided in art. 47 of the Regulation. The lack of such an element, even the last signature, makes the request inadmissib...

The new amendments and completions to the Labour Code brought by the adoption of Law no. 283/2022 required the adoption of a new framework model of the individual employment contract. It was established by the Order of the Minister of Labour and Social Solidarity no. 2171/2022 and is made available to employees and employers by publication on the website of the Labour Inspection. For the proper development of labour relations, the parti...

Decision no. 405/2016 of the Constitutional Court of Romania established new standards of clarity and predictability in the matter of abuse of office, related to the duties of the active subject of this crime. If, immediately after the appearance of this reference decision, the issue of the impossibility of mentioning, exclusively by means of a primary legislative act, the duties of the service, transforming the normative act into a real job d...

This study aims to highlight the legislative evolution in the field of equal protection and recognition before the law of persons with disabilities. Historically, in the legal systems worldwide, people with disabilities stand out among all the groups that have been arbitrarily and prejudicially denied the right to full legal capacity. Not all forms of disability cause changes in legal capacity, but only psychosocial and intellectual disabilitie...