Social and labor guarantees of civil servants under martial law

The presented scientific work investigates and analyzes the social and labor guarantees of civil servants in the modern conditions of development of our society. The author determines that human and civil rights and their legislative guarantees determine the main components of the content and proper direction of the state’s activities. The author notes that civil servants are special workers in ensuring the integrity of our state, the functioning of civil society, the legality of political decisions and the construction of a modern legal state. The content of the scientific research determines that the creation and provision of social and labor guarantees for the activities of civil servants is one of the main and indisputable guarantees for the realization of their ability to work. The main guarantees, in view of changes in modern legislation, the author includes: remuneration, social guarantees and guarantees on labor protection. The scientific article analyzes changes in the legislation on remuneration, which is due to the approval of unified approaches to the remuneration of civil servants. The social guarantees of civil servants during and as a result of their official activities are studied. The need to improve the legislation on labor protection is proven. It is determined that during the period of martial law in the territory of our state, civil servants must continue to perform their official duties in order to implement the tasks and functions of the state, taking into account the realities of today. It is emphasized that the social and labor guarantees of civil servants are an integral part of their legal status. The proper assessment of state bodies as subjects of state power depends on the proper provision and legal implementation of the latter. The author proves that the social and labor guarantees of the subjects outlined within the framework of the scientific research should be expanded and improved at the appropriate level in accordance with the realities of today, namely in the issues of reservation and provision with additional social guarantees of civil servants displaced from the territories of active hostilities.