Měkká ochrana ultima ratio tvrdého jádra pracovního práva

BLAŽEK, Michal. Měkká ochrana ultima ratio tvrdého jádra pracovního práva (Weak Criminal Law Protection of Inner Core of Labour Law). Online. In Jaroslav Stránský, Roman Zapletal, Tereza Antlová, Michal Blažek. PRACOVNÍ PRÁVO 2018 NÁHRADA NEMAJETKOVÉ ÚJMY V PRACOVNÍM PRÁVU, OCHRANA ZDRAVÍ PŘI PRÁCI A AKTUÁLNÍ OTÁZKY NEMOCENSKÉHO POJIŠTĚNÍ. 1st ed. Brno: Masarykova univerzita, 2019, p. 78-88. ISBN 978-80-210-9238-9.

Basic information

Original name

Měkká ochrana ultima ratio tvrdého jádra pracovního práva

Name (in English)

Weak Criminal Law Protection of Inner Core of Labour Law

Authors

BLAŽEK, Michal

Edition

1. vyd. Brno, PRACOVNÍ PRÁVO 2018 NÁHRADA NEMAJETKOVÉ ÚJMY V PRACOVNÍM PRÁVU, OCHRANA ZDRAVÍ PŘI PRÁCI A AKTUÁLNÍ OTÁZKY NEMOCENSKÉHO POJIŠTĚNÍ. p. 78-88, 11 pp. 2019

Publisher

Masarykova univerzita

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Other information

Type of outcome

Stať ve sborníku

Confidentiality degree

není předmětem státního či obchodního tajemství

Publication form

electronic version available online

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ISBN

978-80-210-9238-9

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Abstract

In English

The aim of this article is to develop certain ideas mentioned in the presentation of JUDr. Jan Horecký, Ph.D. concerning the topic “Occupational safety and health – inner core of the labour law” presented during international science conference “Labour law 2018” in Třešť. The author in this article presents his thoughts on proper status and place of labour law in legal system of the Czech Republic. The author focuses mainly on workplace health & safety in relation to the criminal law, precisely to the criminal liability. Nowadays, an effective criminal code contains several descriptions of criminal acts including those special provisions concerning employer´s liability for violating the rules on workplace health & safety. The author will answer the question whether the protection in relation to the workplace health & safety provided by the currently effective penal code is sufficient. Furthermore, the author devotes his attention on “de lege ferenda” possibilities whether other violations of the workplace health & safety rules should establish criminal liability for the employer.