September 24, 2025Lex RussicaOpen Access

The Origins of Modern Russian Labor Legislation in the Post-Petrine Era (1725–1785)

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Historical-legal analysis uncovers foundational elements of labor legislation in Russia, indicating a shift to public-law principles.

Modern Russian labor law origins trace back to the post-Petrine era, showcasing significant regulatory evolution.
During 1725–1785, labor legislation introduced binding legal norms and shaped employer-employee relations.
The study employs comparative-historical and formal-legal analysis to highlight continuities in labor regulation.
Key legal institutions established in this period foreshadow contemporary labor protections facing current enforcement challenges.

Nikolay V. Demidov (2025) studied this question.

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