Social Dialogue in professional sport- football as a model for other collective professional sports
| Autor: | Vanja Smokvina |
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| Jazyk: | angličtina |
| Rok vydání: | 2012 |
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| Zdroj: | Zbornik Radova Pravnog Fakulteta u Splitu, Vol 49, Iss 4, Pp 883-906 (2012) Zbornik radova Pravnog fakulteta u Splitu Volume 49 Issue 4 |
| ISSN: | 1847-0459 0584-9063 |
| Popis: | U radu autor analizira izvore europskog prava na temu socijalnog dijaloga u sportu s posebnim osvrtom na izvore tzv. „mekog prava“. Poštujući načelo autonomije sportskih udruženja i temeljnih gospodarskih sloboda unutarnjeg tržišta Europske unije (dalje: EU), europski socijalni dijalog snažno poduprt od strane institucija EU postaje sve važnijim čimbenikom u reguliranju odnosa, pa tako i radnopravnih odnosa, u profesionalnom sportu. Naglasak će biti i na autonomnim aktima sportskih udruženja (FIFA, UEFA i dr.), sportskih liga, odnosno udruženja klubova (kao predstavnika poslodavaca) i sindikata sportaša (nacionalnih sindikata, te udruženja FIFPro, kao predstavnika radnika), u prvom redu odgovarajućih sporazuma, odnosno kolektivnih ugovora u profesionalnom sportu, kako bi se pokazala primjena navedenog instituta na regionalnoj i nacionalnoj razini. Komparativno-pravno autor će napraviti analizu kolektivnog radnog prava u profesionalnom nogometu s posebnim osvrtom na Republiku Hrvatsku i prijedlozima de lege ferenda. Nogomet je uzet kao model ne zbog svoje popularnosti, već isključivo iz razloga što je u navedenom sportu socijalni dijalog dostigao najvišu razinu i putem njega možemo slobodno reći danas postepeno idemo ka stvaranju pravnog okvira za socijalni dijalog na razini čitavog sporta na području Europske unije. In this paper, the author analyses the sources of European Law in the area of social dialogue in sport with particular attention to the sources of the so called „soft law“. Respecting the principle of sporting association autonomy and fundamental economic freedoms within the European Union (further referred to as EU) market, European social dialogue is strongly supported on the part of EU institutions and becomes an increasingly important factor in the regulation of relations including legal labour relations in professional sport. Emphasis will also be placed the autonomous acts of sporting associations (FIFA, UEFA and so on), sporting leagues, that is association of clubs (as employers’ representatives and athletes’ unions ) national unions and the association of FIFPro as employees’ representatives( firstly appropriate agreements, that is, collective contracts in professional sport, in order to show the application of the stated institute at a regional and national level. The author makes a comparative legal analysis of collective employees’ rights in professional football, particularly in the Republic of Croatian and the suggestions de lege ferenda Football has been used as a model, not because of its popularity, but because in this sport social dialogue has achieved the highest levels. Through it we can freely say that we are gradually heading towards creating a legal framework for social dialogue at the level of all sport in the area of the European Union. |
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