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https://doi.org/10.31306/s.64.4.4

Nomotechnical and other assumptions for adopting regulations on protection at work

Marinko Đ. Učur ; Rijeka, Hrvatska


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Abstract

The legal system on the right to safety at work consists the numerous regulations of universal, regional and national (heteronomous and autonomous character), of different spatial and temporal validity, name and content. Among these regulations, a special place with a number of specific nomotechnical and other markings (characteristics) has the rule book on safety at work, sui generis autonomous general (normative) act - regulation.
The immediate reason for writing this paper is the valuable contribution of the editorial board of "Labor Law" (Rosip d.o.o, Zagreb) in the development and publication of the manual "Employer Regulations“ (explanations, example, case law) and the work of the author of this article "Example of Occupational Safety Regulations Published in that journal No. 6/20. Published "regulations" require a review of the most complex tasks of legal creation - the adoption of new regulations and respect for nomotechnical and other prerequisites for this process (procedure) and relationship.That is the subject (content) of this article.

Keywords

rulebook, health protection, safety at work, drafting, nomotechnical assumptions

Hrčak ID:

288496

URI

https://hrcak.srce.hr/288496

Publication date:

27.12.2022.

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