Evropeizacija radnog i socijalnog zakonodavstva Srbije
EUROPEANIZATION OF LABOR AND SOCIAL LEGISLATION OF SERBIA

Author(s): Nada G. Novaković
Subject(s): Politics, Economy, Labor relations, EU-Approach / EU-Accession / EU-Development, Human Resources in Economy, Socio-Economic Research, Labour and Social Security Law
Published by: Институт друштвених наука
Keywords: Labor Law and Social Legislation; Socio-Economic Rights; Social Dialogue and Collective Bargaining; Labor Market
Summary/Abstract: The paper will examine the process of Europeanisation of labor law and social legislation of Serbia. The process is conducted on two levels: the first one is normative and the second one is real. The sociological analysis focuses on the global and regional causes, factors and consequences of changes in these areas, following the accencuated domestic factors that (not) stimulate the processes of Europeanisation. This article discusses the domains of the Europeanisation of social policy while comparing to those in the neighbouring countries. In the text that follow, it will be examined the role of trade unions, employers’ and state associations in the implementation of the European social model. The underlying hypothesis is: the greatest resistance to the real processes of Europeanisation of social policy and labor legislation comes from political and trade union elites and most prominent parts of capitalist class.

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