THE RIGHT TO WORK AND PRECARIOUS WORK
THE RIGHT TO WORK AND PRECARIOUS WORK

Summary/Abstract: This article aims to bring to the fore the emergence of the phenomenon of precarious work, starting from the legislative enshrinement of the fundamental right to work. The need for this analysis is the result of accelerated social and economic change, and employment status is only one of the many problems facing workers in the economy, since ancient times, until now. Work is an essential factor for the existence of a society, which is why it is included in the category of fundamental rights, being enshrined in the country's Constitution itself. It could also be said that the right to work is integrated into the category of natural rights, as it gives expression to the human right to live as a result of obtaining the necessities of life. Precarious work has emerged in the context of economic development and growing job insecurity. Precarious work occupies a special place in the European work model, so it is important to analyze the reasons behind the emergence and spread of this phenomenon and also outlining a definition and its essential conditions, a concept that will become a separate legal institution.

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