Constitutional Justice as a Guarantor of Protection of Collective Labor Rights by trade Unions in the Era of “Service State 2.0”

The article is devoted to the study of the features of protection of collective labor rights in the conditions of formation of the service state in Russia. Trade union organizations, acting as the central institution of Russian civil society in the sphere of application of the main provisions of labor legislation, are chosen as the key subject of protection of collective labor rights. The concept of “Service state 2.0” and the features of understanding its nature in the work of the state apparatus of Russia and abroad are studied. It is established that in the conditions of implementation of “serviceness” not only public administration is transformed, but also the sphere of implementation of judicial power. Constitutional justice is defined as the basis for the study. The article analyzes judicial acts of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation adopted on issues of the constitutionality of norms regulating collective labor rights and activities to protect them carried out by trade unions in Russia. Statistics on the consideration of appeals on issues of the constitutionality of labor law norms are provided. As a result of the study, the author comes to the conclusion about the need for “machine intellectualization” of the process of considering appeals, a proposal is made to create a special service that functions in a similar way to the principle of the GPT chat.