REGULATION OF WORKING TIME IN RUSSIA AND EUROPEAN COUNTRIES: LEGAL ASPECT
Abstract
The article is devoted to the comparative legal characteristic of legal regulation of working time in thelaw of the Russian Federation and foreign countries (on the example of European countries). Working timeis one of the institutes of the Russian labor law, which determines the types and modes of working time.Within the framework of this article the legal regulation of working time is analyzed on the example of suchEuropean countries as Great Britain, Germany, France, Denmark, Switzerland.
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