Implementation of children's right to work by involving them in artistic, sports and advertising events

Abstract

In the article, a comprehensive study of the legal conditions and the procedure for involving children in artistic, sports or advertising events is carried out in accordance with the provisions of international legal standards, the legislation of Ukraine and the countries of the European Union, proposals are made to improve national legislation in order to effectively implement the labor rights of children.
 The topicality of the topic is due to the fact that the European integration processes continue in Ukraine. Therefore, a number of important changes have been implemented in the labor legislation over the past few years, which are aimed at establishing the freedom and safety of work. Nevertheless, the problem of protecting and protecting the labor rights of underage workers requires increased attention given the fact that in Ukraine there is practically no procedure for involving children in cultural, artistic and other similar activities, in sports competitions on the basis of an employment contract.
 The purpose of the conducted research was to contribute to the deepening of scientific views on the problem of ensuring the safety and health of children through the prism of the possibility of their work on the basis of an employment contract.
 On the basis of international legal standards and the legal regulation of child labor according to the legislation of the European Union, it is recommended to introduce a norm into the legislation of Ukraine, which provides for the possibility of involving the labor of children in artistic, sports and advertising events, under the age of 14, with the consent of the service for children's affairs in the event of an appeal by parents or legal representatives. The basis for issuing a temporary permit by the children's affairs service is proposed to be considered a petition letter from the employer specifying the working conditions and Conclusions on the state of health, physical and mental development of the child in a medical and preventive institution, which are submitted for consideration by parents or legal representatives. must be submitted by parents or legal guardians. The children's affairs service must carry out a comprehensive assessment of the relevant measure and check whether it can cause harm to the health, physical, mental, spiritual, moral and social development of the child. Before making a decision, the children's service must talk to the child.