The Impact of the Concept of Decent Work on the Implementation of the Constitutional Reform and the Development of Deliberative Constitutionalism in Russia

The work examines the concept of decent work, which is relevant in the light of social amendments to the Constitution of the Russian Federation, the measurability criteria of which have been formulated by the International Labor Organization for several years, and the possibilities of its implementation in national legislation. Certain aspects of decent and effective work are fragmentarily reflected in the practice of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation and in the National Project “Labor Productivity and Employment Support”. The author concludes that the tools of deliberative constitutionalism, actively used in formulating the concept of decent work in Russia, can provide legitimacy for more flexible regulation of working time for persons with family responsibilities, as well as generally respond to the demands of society in the social sphere, forming an algorithmic social state.