| Abstract [eng] |
The payment is one of the most popular topics in today's society. Caring for a fair and adequate wage is democratic domestic policy priority. Wages have always been relevant to the economic and legal problem. Employee wages and salaries are the main source of livelihood, his primary income, individual’s and his family material well-being. International labor laws governing wages can be noticed in international instruments, such as (Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1948, United Nations Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, 1966, the International Labour Organization Convention, the European Social Charter (corrected), 1996, and others.). The basic principles of international law are reflected in the United Nations Charter, the Declaration of Principles of International Law, Montevideo Convention on the Rights and Obligations. International labor laws, international agreements are in our country legal system. Working conditions, wage regulation in Lithuania are part of the international labor law, which indirectly allows Lithuania to the rule of law commitments. International labor law is binding on our country, they must take precedence over Lithuanian law. The paper attempts to clarify what specific international regulations governing Lithuania, in order to determine the minimum wage, payment for work beyond a normal working conditions, labor remuneration is organized as an employer becomes insolvent, which guarantees workers can have the company bankruptcy case, and others. |
