| Abstract [eng] |
LABOUR LAW AS INDEPENDENT BRANCH OF LAW The purpose of this Master’s Thesis is to show peculiarity of labour law as an independent branch of law, distinguishing object and method of legal regulation. Seeking the purpose these tasks of study were set: 1. To reveal a branch of law as a structural element of legal system; 2. To analyze separation criterion of a branch of law, as a structural element of legal system; 3. To discuss criterion, invoking which branch of labour law is separated, in law system of the Republic of Lithuania; 4. To open interrelation of branch of labour law and other branches of law in legal system of the Republic of Lithuania; The Thesis consists of three main parts, conclusions, list of literature and appendixes. In the first part of the Thesis – Legal system – the structure of legal system, what makes legal branches and criterion of their separation are discussed. The basis of separating law into branches – the object of legal regulation and the method - are analyzed in details. The second part of the Thesis – The criterion of the branch of labour law separation. The concept of work law is formulated. It is also introduced with a system of labour law in this part. The object and the method of labour law are analyzed; the main principles of labuor law are discussed. The third part of the Thesis – Labour law and the other branches of law. In this part the interrelation between labour law and the other branches of law - such as constitutional, social security and executive - is analyzed. A big attention is paid to the separation of the branches of labour law and civil law. There are presented many practical examples which illustrate inappropriate standard combination of civil law and labour law. A practical problem is analyzed – regulation of work extent in the State Labour Inspectorate of the Republic of Lithuania and in the State Tax Inspectorate Under the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Lithuania. At the end of the Thesis, according to the purpose set, the tasks formulated and the material analyzed, the conclusions of the Thesis are presented. |
