The book chapter presents and analyses i) the challenges precarius work has brought to the Slovenian labour market; ii) the influences it has on the the collective employment relations; iii) legislative solutions and other measures intended to prevent the abuse of atypical forms of work and iv) possible legal solutions that will provide collective rights to employees in all forms of dependent work.
COBISS.SI-ID: 5355438
The article addresses the issue of the legal position of nonstandard workers in the Slovenian social insurance system. After defining non-standard workers by observing the existing groups of insured persons, the attention focuses on the regulation of the rights and obligations of these workers in individual social insurance. In this context, the particularities and the adequacy of such arrangements are highlighted as well as the challenges that need to be addressed in the future.
COBISS.SI-ID: 296530
The paper analyses various aspects of the international labour standards as regards termination of employment as developed by the ILO during its hundred years' existence and their impact on the legal regulation of termination of contract of employment. Special attention is given to the ILO Termination of Employment Convention No 158 from 1982 and its relevance in the context of the present and future changing patterns of labour relations, characterised among others by growing importance of the "new", non-standard forms of employment and precarisation of labour.
COBISS.SI-ID: 296786
The book chapter focuses on the challenges that new forms of work (which may be precarius) are posing to social insurance schemes, especially considering i) historical development of social insurances and their basic design around the classic full-time employment contract for an indefinite period of time; ii) the lack of changes, that do not correspond sufficiently to the novelties and changes in the labour market; iii) difficulties with social insurance coverage of all work-active individuals; iv) the need to modify existing rights and obligations by taking account of the needs that are deemed special for a particular type of work, especially in comparison with typical employment.
COBISS.SI-ID: 16843345
In the article, the authors want to put the position of economically dependent persons in the context of labor law protection and ILO standards, which significantly influence the drafting and possible modification of the national legislation. From the perspective of the comparative legal examination, the authors try to identify those legal solutions that might influence the change in the Slovenian legal system in the future. However, the aim of the comparative legal survey is not to emphasize the weaknesses of our regulation. The purpose of the paper is to indicate that the current statutory regulation is not the reason why the institute of economic dependence has not yet been sufficiently implemented in practice.
COBISS.SI-ID: 296274