Stručni rad
https://doi.org/10.3935/rsp.v13i2.97
Labour and Social Rights of the Part-time Emplyed in Croatia
Marija Zuber
; Računovodstvo i financije
Sažetak
Despite the marked needs of the labour market for various forms of the employment of physical persons in the scope lesser than fulltime employment, part-time employment is still not being used in Croatia to the extent which would more significantly encourage the reduction of the unemployment rate. The indicators of the developed countries of Europe, the relatively low unemployment rates of which (low in comparison with Croatia) are partly the result of a larger share of part-time employment, support that fact. Labour and social security law regulations in Croatia recognise the institute of part-time employment, but the elaboration of that institute is not comprehensive. Labour and social security law regulates some rights of workers employed part-time equally as the rights of persons who work full-time, and some rights are determined in proportion to the duration of part-time employment in relation to full-time employment. In this matter, the legislative regulation of part-time employment is not consistent or encouraging.
Ključne riječi
part-time employment; the duration of part-time employment; the distribution of part-time employment; employment-based rights; social rights
Hrčak ID:
30264
URI
Datum izdavanja:
13.6.2006.
Posjeta: 6.022 *