Constitutional state’s obligation to protect the family

Abstract

The article discusses the definition of family, marriage, motherhood, and parenthood as outlined in the provisions of labor law and the Constitution. It highlights legal regulations that guarantee legal protection and social security. The subjects of the dissertation are examined through an analysis of relevant employment laws and associated judicial decisions related to the topic. Employment law provisions grant significant rights and guarantees to married couples and families, specifically in the area of childcare, ensuring decent material conditions for their daily lives. The primary purpose of this article is to examine and assess the effectiveness of legal regulations within the context of family protection. Among the specific objectives are regulations that encompass various aspects of family protection, including marriage, parenthood, and maternity. The key research questions conducted in this study aim to investigate the impact of the Labor Code provisions on the effective functioning of families, specifically concerning maternity, child-rearing, and ensuring the family has essential material foundations for life.