Izvorni znanstveni članak
Personal Labour and the Association of Private Farmers in Croatia
Rudolf Mažuran
Sažetak
The period after the Yugoslav
Constitution was brought in 1974
was characterized by attempts
to set up an economic system
whose reproduction would result
in a higher level of integration of
the whole economy. The author
considers that good preconditions
have already been created in the
socialized economy for such a
process.
In the SR Croatia all the basic
forms of organization of private
farmers with each other and with
workers in associated labour have
already been constitutionally and
legally defined. Farmers can pool
their labour, land, instruments of
labour and other resources they
own with each other and with
the labour of workers who work
with socially owned means into
agricultural cooperatives, basic
organizations of cooperative
members and other forms of
farmers' associations. Furthermore,
they can also establish links and
cooperate directly with agricultural
cooperatives, organizations of
associated labour and other forms
of farmers' asociations through
contracts. In this process the
organization of a, for instance,
cooperative is just a beginning of
association, a starting point of
organization in an otherwise very
highly developed organizational
structure for organizing the whole
of associated labour.
The act of association and the
selection of the form the
association is to take
are based on the good will of the
farmers, for which preconditions
must be created in the field of
the socio-economic advantages a
farmer can realize in the process
of association. The author goes on to
analyse how certain forms of
organization of private farmers
within the whole of associated
labour function. The cooperative is
the basic form for the organized
participation of farmers in the
process of reproduction of Yugoslav
economy as a whole.
Starting from the principle
of equality with all other
associated organizational
forms in that economy, the
cooperative is the basis of
self-management and the realization
of constitutionally guaranteed
relations of income, on the basis
of the individual and common
labour of farmers and workers.
Basic organizations of private
farmers — cooperative members,
can also be constituted within
organizations of associated labour
in the socialized sector of
agriculture, trade, catering, the
food industry etc. These forms of organization, made
legally possible, must be a subject
of free decision-making and the
final choice of the farmers
themselves and the workers
interested in establishing links.
The procedure of organizing the
work process must always be
made as rational as possible, and
the basic principles set down in
the Constitution and the Associated
Labour Act must also be taken into
account.
Ključne riječi
Hrčak ID:
119375
URI
Datum izdavanja:
12.12.1979.
Posjeta: 852 *