Light labour of minors: the necessity of legislative changes in Ukraine in the context of European integration

4 / 2 0 2 4 : 1 . , - , 94/33/. , , . : , , , , , , acquis .The article is devoted to the analysis of the compliance of Ukrainian legislation with the main international standards in the sphere of the use of light work of minors.Particular attention is paid to the positions of the European Committee on Social Rights, formulated regarding the use of light work of children by States Parties, as well as the relevant provisions of Directive 94/33/EC.In a comparative context, the norms of Ukrainian legislation and the legislation of European countries, which regulate light work, are considered.Also, the main inconsistencies of Ukrainian legislation with the standards of the European Social Charter and the EU are highlighted.Key words: light work of

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Ukrainian Journal of International Law
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2024-12-25
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https://doi.org/10.36952/ujil.2024.4.6
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European and International Law Studies
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Light labour of minors: the necessity of legislative changes in Ukraine in the context of European integration

Alla Fedorova
Ukrainian Journal of International Law
European and International Law Studies
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Light labour of minors: the necessity of legislative changes in Ukraine in the context of European integration

Alla Fedorova
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4 / 2 0 2 4 : 1 . , - , 94/33/. , , . : , , , , , , acquis .The article is devoted to the analysis of the compliance of Ukrainian legislation with the main international standards in the sphere of the use of light work of minors.Particular attention is paid to the positions of the European Committee on Social Rights, formulated regarding the use of light work of children by States Parties, as well as the relevant provisions of Directive 94/33/EC.In a comparative context, the norms of Ukrainian legislation and the legislation of European countries, which regulate light work, are considered.Also, the main inconsistencies of Ukrainian legislation with the standards of the European Social Charter and the EU are highlighted.Key words: light work of

Ukrainian Journal of International Law(4/2024)
Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv (UA)
European Commission
Openalex Percentile: Top 48%
European and International Law Studies
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