This article analyses some legal aspects of the complex world of public service law. These aspects concern the cutting edge of labour law, EU law, administrative and constitutional law. The current legal status of officials is no longer regulated (or fully regulated) by the sovereignty of the EU- Member States. The national sovereignty of the Member States to retain a specific status for their officials is put under pressure by the EU-regulations and the case law of the ECJ and even also by case law of the ECHR
Civil Service Law – Fundamentals and Recent Developments from a Comparative Law Perspective The Aust...
The study focussed on two professional groups: the public notary and the bailiffs’ professions...
EU administrative law – both as law and as a scholarly field – has, to a significant extent, suffere...
The subject. The article examines the conceptual foundations of the legal status of civil servants i...
The aim of this paper is to create an analytical framework for comparative study (FÖV project “The T...
The paper seeks to show a proper understanding of the concept of “employment in public service” in t...
The article has been submitted to the fundamental problems of civil service law and employment of of...
In Austria the legal development of Civil Service Law shows a clear turning away from the system of ...
The article analyzes the legal status of a civil servant, its features, elements and legal consolida...
The article analyzes the legal status of a civil servant, its features, elements and legal consolida...
The article characterizes a legal status of civil servants falling under the Law of Civil Service O...
Different organs of state administration employ a large number of people of different qualifications...
International audienceImportant roles of the public administration in the Slovak Republic also inclu...
It concerns a comparative article of the evolving legal status of people employed int h epublic sect...
The article deals with some topical questions of the state administration execution in the European ...
Civil Service Law – Fundamentals and Recent Developments from a Comparative Law Perspective The Aust...
The study focussed on two professional groups: the public notary and the bailiffs’ professions...
EU administrative law – both as law and as a scholarly field – has, to a significant extent, suffere...
The subject. The article examines the conceptual foundations of the legal status of civil servants i...
The aim of this paper is to create an analytical framework for comparative study (FÖV project “The T...
The paper seeks to show a proper understanding of the concept of “employment in public service” in t...
The article has been submitted to the fundamental problems of civil service law and employment of of...
In Austria the legal development of Civil Service Law shows a clear turning away from the system of ...
The article analyzes the legal status of a civil servant, its features, elements and legal consolida...
The article analyzes the legal status of a civil servant, its features, elements and legal consolida...
The article characterizes a legal status of civil servants falling under the Law of Civil Service O...
Different organs of state administration employ a large number of people of different qualifications...
International audienceImportant roles of the public administration in the Slovak Republic also inclu...
It concerns a comparative article of the evolving legal status of people employed int h epublic sect...
The article deals with some topical questions of the state administration execution in the European ...
Civil Service Law – Fundamentals and Recent Developments from a Comparative Law Perspective The Aust...
The study focussed on two professional groups: the public notary and the bailiffs’ professions...
EU administrative law – both as law and as a scholarly field – has, to a significant extent, suffere...