The state’s intervention on the labor market
The state’s intervention on the labor market

Summary/Abstract: The state’s intervention on the labor market, which is not a new concept, occurs today as a greater necessity of the state’s implication in the process of ensuring general wellbeing, promoting social security as a state’s duty towards its citizens.The embodiment of the state’s legislative implication is realised by numerous legislative acts, the most important being the Labor Code.By legislative measures the state grants major importance to the social protection of employees, thus a series of imperative norms have been passed regarding: the minimum gross salary of the country guaranteed in payment, establishment of the maximum work time, the minimum rest time, regulation of the collective and individual dismissal.According to law, the state deals with legalizing the protection and promotion of the rights of disabled people including their admission to employment.We consider that by applying the appropriate measures regarding: workplaces, qualification and re-qualification, unemployment benefits for those that cannot find a workplace, the state will fulfil one of its most important functions, the one of protecting the members of the community.

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