Introduction. This article gives a general description of management, the sphere of work and the ratio of public and private principles of managerial influence in relation to this area of public relations. Purpose. Substantiate the conclusion that the basis of the management of the sphere of labor is public law influence, and management in the sphere of labor allows private law methods of management due to the specifics of labor as an integral property of a person. Methodology. The achievement of the research goal set in this workpredetermined the use of such research methods as the method of scientific analysis, as well as formal-logical, system-structural, comparative-legal, technical-legal methods. Results. The author states that the management of the sphere of labor can be a mechanism of a wider and more complex impact than the legal regulation of labor relations in the intersectoral meaning of the latter. The foregoing is based on the assertion that management requires and involves the use of not only imperatively pre-established formal legal, but also other, non-formalized means and methods of influencing controlled (dependent) subjects. However, it is also possible that the limits of managerial and regulatory impact on labor are compatible, provided that the concept of a managerial decision and the principle of managerial freedom in making such decisions are used in the construction of a legal mechanism for managing in the sphere of labor, as well as defining labor or its individual aspects and managing it as appropriate. types of legal relations, but including the participation of the state in such relations. The latter is due to the fact that the administration of the essential processes of state and legal development is a condition for its integrity, historical and geopolitical prospects, therefore, even social partnership in the labor sphere at the national level is not only relations directly related to labor, it is also political and legal processes. that can influence power relations. In addition, the refusal of the subjects of labor relations to use the dispositive opportunities provided to them by law for the purposes of law enforcement in the sphere of labor in any case requires an imperatively organized legal regulation (impact) for the purposes of achieving the public good. Conclusion. Managing the sphere of labor is a public law impact on the economy, politics and ideology in the labor market, the tax system, the social organization of labor, the redistribution of the total income of workers between wages and insurance funds, etc. The management of the sphere of labor, therefore, is based on administrative and legal coercion and various kinds of incentives, including those that change the legal status of a person for better or worse.
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